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by resilient » Sun Feb 03, 2008 11:38 am
I recently scored a 610 with manhattang gmat (quant 44 and verbal 31) I am sure I can get my verbal to atleast 44. quant vv and verbal 44. Wheredoes that put me I dont understand this scoring stuff..lol
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by beatthegmat » Sun Feb 03, 2008 4:48 pm
If you're wondering how this score translates to your actual GMAT score--there's no way to know that. The best way to get a decent range of your actual GMAT performance would be to take a GMATPrep test.
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by resilient » Sun Feb 03, 2008 4:56 pm
well my question is how to factor the quant score and the verbal score. for example what is a verb 44 and quant 44 = what would that boil down to? also since verbal has more 4 more questions, does it count for more of your score?
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by blue_lotus » Mon Feb 04, 2008 1:16 am
Hi Enginpasa1,

As there are only 37 questions in Quant and 41 in Verbal, to bring them to common ground
They both are scaled to (0-60) means if you get all 37 right in quant it will equal to 60 ,
Similiarly 41 in verbal will equal to 60.

A table is provided in OG towards the end, to roughly show how your RAW score ( number of correct answers)
Convert into the SCALED score (0-60). GMAT will always represent your SCALED score.

Hope this answers your question.
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by parore26 » Mon Feb 04, 2008 7:03 am
Hi Blue_lotus,
The scoring system you mentioned is used on the paper tests but I don't think translates onto the computer based testing. According to the GMAT website it is very rare to score over 44 on the verbal and over 50 on the quant. A score of 44, 44 will probably translate anywhere between 700 and 720. I don't think you'd want to target pin-point scaled scores though as this wont help you and there is really no way of understanding the scoring algorithm.
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by mbaapplicant2008 » Thu Oct 30, 2008 7:31 pm
44 is a low score for quant
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