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GMAT Prep - how do you get back to your score?

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by rosh26 » Mon May 05, 2008 10:44 am
Hi everyone,

I took the GMAT Prep Test 1, and got my score. However, once I clicked through to go to the next screen (the review screen) It would not let me see my total score or my raw score. Does anyone know how to get back to the total score screen?

The main reason I want to know is that I scored a 540, but I guessed on the last 10 questions in verbal because I ran out of time and got all 10 of them wrong. I wanted to know if I answered half of them right, or even all of them right, would my score have gone up dramatically or only by a few points? I got 20 wrong out of 41 in verbal and 14 wrong out of 37 in math.

I would really appreciate it if someone could help me out. Thanks.
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