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Error rate and GMAT Score

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by narendrad73 » Wed Nov 19, 2008 9:32 pm
Hi All

I was wondering if anyone has any workable correlation on the Max Error rate (i.e. the % of Questions that you get Wrong) to a High GMAT score of above 730.

Basically how many errors could a person scoring a 730+ be making in both Q uant and Verbal sections.

I am asking this in order to correlate my error rate with a score that i might get if i write the GMAT. I have not attempted GPrep or any structured and scored test as yet but hope this knowledge will give me a clear target to acheive and help me improve my accuracy to a level that will get me my target score.

If any one has an understanding on this, pl do post your view, your opinion will be appreciated.

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by austin » Thu Nov 20, 2008 1:42 am
How many errors??? Difficult to say because it depends on the difficulty level of the questions you have answered incorrectly...

2 wrong answers for 'easy' questions cannot be compared with 2 wrong answers for 'medium'/'difficult' questions...
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