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by aditya2789 » Sun Jul 01, 2012 4:59 am
I just took my very first GMAT prep test and I thought it went pretty decent.
But once I answered all the questions and clicked the next button for my score, it gave me a mini heart attack by giving my score as 200 (Q6V6)lol. However, I got 11 incorrect answers in Quants, 14 incorrect in Verbal, 4 incorrect in IR.
I know there was an error in the IR scoring, but has this been reported in all the sections?
And is there any of knowing what I really scored (at least approximately)?

Appreciate the help, and please forgive if this has been answered before. I am a GMAT and Beatthegmat n00b :)

Thanks!
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by sunman » Sun Jul 01, 2012 6:44 am
I think you have to try pretty hard to get a 200...lulz
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by aditya2789 » Sun Jul 01, 2012 11:07 am
lol yeah seriously..its marked everything wrong! Though in the review page its telling me the ones that were actually incorrect.
weird stuff..downloading the updated software..hope that one doesn't troll me too.
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