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by ratpnc » Wed Jul 11, 2007 11:52 am
Hi everyone!

Not having your amazing results, I am very happy with my achievement: I scored 650 (exactly my objective) - that will allow me to be a scholarship candidate in a portuguese MBA programme.

My Verbal skills (as you may already noted) are not as good as almost everyone in the forum, but my today's result is even poorer than I was expecting: percentile 45 :( - I was certain when fearing the fatigueness during the exam (moreover, the exam was exactly at the lunch time... I can't understand this!!!).

With respect to my doubt, I would like to know if we have to confirm the last answer of each section (e.g. by pressing "Next" in question 37 of the Quantitative Section).
This is because I didn't make that (the time reached the end before - even though the answer was selected!) and I've scored 50. I don't know if my score would had been 51 if I had pressed the "Next" button :oops: :roll: (and, obviously, the answer was correct).

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by cgiles01 » Wed Jul 11, 2007 12:36 pm
I am almost positive that you have to confirm each answer for it to count.
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by ratpnc » Sun Jul 15, 2007 12:23 am
Any other opinion?

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by aim-wsc » Fri Jul 27, 2007 10:49 am
ratpnc wrote:Any other opinion?

Cheers
First of all congrats on that score! you're eligible for the scholarship now!!

I think they consider your last answer that you selected.
dont worry about 50 or 51. I dont think it would have changed your overall score.
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