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GMATPrep Score not showing up! I take GMAT next week, help!!

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by dubc1982 » Sat Jul 26, 2008 10:01 am
I just took my second GMATPrep test (my last one as I take the real thing next weekend) and I didn't see my score!! I don't know if I clicked through the screen too fast on accident or what. I can't find any place to go back and see it either. I was really hoping this would help me know where I'm at, now I have no clue. I do have my previous GMATPrep score and was hoping someone could help me estimate.

Last test:

590 overall, Quant. 34 (18 wrong), Verbal 38 (12 wrong).

This test:

16 wrong in Quant. and 13 wrong in Verbal.

I'm assuming my score would be similar to last time, maybe a few points higher. I need to get a 600 or above and I'm very close. I kind of messed up at the end of the Quant., missed the last 4 or 5 questions in a row. I also went too fast through the Verbal, had about 15 minutes left. I think I'll do better on the real thing because I'll be more focused (not doing it on my laptop in my apartment), but this really sucks.

Who designed this program to not be able to see your score anywhere? If I'm missing something please let me know. I have everything saved for review, so I can get back into it.

The thing is, I have no way of knowing what kind of difficulty I got right/wrong.

I'm really disappointed right now, someone please help.
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by gabriel » Sun Jul 27, 2008 10:21 am
This sucks. Yeah I think you did click through the screens fast and there is a chance you must have missed the score. If I remember right then you get to see your score only once and when you are done with it you go to the review page. Since you are already in the review section I am assuming you have missed the page, anyway it has been over a year I gave my GMAT so I might be wrong, wait for some other user to confirm. About your score, I think it should be around the 600 mark as the performance is pretty much identical to your last test. Good luck.
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