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AleksandrM
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- GMAT Score:640
I did not have a good feeling during the test, but I ended up with a surprising 640 (43 in quant; 34 in verbal). The verbal does not worry me too much as I see that MGMAT verbal is more challenging than what I saw when I practiced with GMATPrep and the OG texts.
This time I actually conducted a more in-depth analysis of the categories of difficulty:
Quant:
300-500 questions = 4 correct; 0 wrong.
500-600 questions = 9 correct; 1 wrong.
600-700 questions = 7 correct; 14 wrong.
700-800 questions = 0 correct; 2 wrong.
I have not yet analysed which question types I got right and wrong.
Verbal:
300-500 questions = 1 correct; 0 wrong.
500-600 questions = 3 correct; 2 wrong.
600-700 questions = 13 correct; 3 wrong.
700-800 questions = 4 correct; 13 wrong.
Given this breakdown of difficulty, I believe that my verbal score should have been higher since I answered most of the 600 to 700 level questions correctly and a few of the 700 to 800, as well. Therefore, I am going to take this 34 with a grain of salt. Also, it seems to me that my quant score should have been lower given how many 600-700 level questions I answered incorrectly. I am a bit hung up on how representative of the real test MGMAT is. I know that mayo thinks that it is pretty close to the real thing, others have said that it is much more difficult.
Interested in hearing what others think.
This time I actually conducted a more in-depth analysis of the categories of difficulty:
Quant:
300-500 questions = 4 correct; 0 wrong.
500-600 questions = 9 correct; 1 wrong.
600-700 questions = 7 correct; 14 wrong.
700-800 questions = 0 correct; 2 wrong.
I have not yet analysed which question types I got right and wrong.
Verbal:
300-500 questions = 1 correct; 0 wrong.
500-600 questions = 3 correct; 2 wrong.
600-700 questions = 13 correct; 3 wrong.
700-800 questions = 4 correct; 13 wrong.
Given this breakdown of difficulty, I believe that my verbal score should have been higher since I answered most of the 600 to 700 level questions correctly and a few of the 700 to 800, as well. Therefore, I am going to take this 34 with a grain of salt. Also, it seems to me that my quant score should have been lower given how many 600-700 level questions I answered incorrectly. I am a bit hung up on how representative of the real test MGMAT is. I know that mayo thinks that it is pretty close to the real thing, others have said that it is much more difficult.
Interested in hearing what others think.
