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by saurabh » Mon Jun 19, 2006 9:55 pm
hi guys I got one confusion ....

I was under impression that maximum score for verbal and analytical is out of 52 but recently I got Kaplan premier program 2007 ed and it states that teh score is out of 60 each !!!!!!

can anybody comment on this ....
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by aim-wsc » Tue Jun 20, 2006 10:45 pm
the score u get in V & Q is out of 60. ie 60 is the max score.
but dont get into that crap. not at this stage at least.
i took a mock 'QUANT test' once & i answered every q correctly- still i scored 55:-(. i couldnt figure out where did those 5marks go.
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51 is max

by smilingsupriya » Tue Aug 08, 2006 9:53 am
I think you cannot score more than 51.

51 is max.
btw i m very much new to all the GMAT and its concept how it works & all :roll:
but still i read this somewhere that you cannot score more than 51.
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i agree

by aim-wsc » Wed Aug 09, 2006 8:49 am
i know that. 51 is max. Everyone talks about that.

but then i think the test i am talking about must not been quite standard as it gave me 55 as my Q score.
the test is our very Quant sample (demo) test you get @ www.800score.com it is available freely
you can get it too.
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by Kevin » Mon Aug 21, 2006 6:33 am
Yes, it is a very complicated subject. No one really knows, since the algorithm that GMAC uses to score the GMAT is secret but we do know that 51-60 is the math scaled score for a 99% score.

It could be that it runs from 51 to 60 because of the experimental questions are included or it could be based on a point system when they are distributing the questions (in other words, if you get all the questions correct and the test has to give you a 99% question but the only ones it it's databank are geometry questions yet you are due to get an algebra question, it must give that type of question too you, etc.)
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i got it

by aim-wsc » Mon Aug 21, 2006 7:12 am
ok i wont ask much now
thanks.

so its a secret huh!
:roll:

nevermind
why should we get into all that crap?
yes i said that before.

lets try our best to answer every question correct.

& let GMAC do rest of job. :)
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