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by siddhans » Wed Jun 01, 2011 11:44 am
I know there are excel spreadsheets out on the net which give you an estimate/predictor of your gmat score but I would like to know is it possible to estimate roughly how much can you score based on the number of questions you got correct?

Verbal section has 41 questions and Math has 37 .

- So is it possible to get an estimate of how much your score will be based on the numbers you got correct?

- I am not sure what does raw score mean? and how is it different from scaled score? Whats the main difference?

- How does percentile system work?
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by sivaelectric » Fri Jun 03, 2011 8:15 pm
Here is an awesome article on GMAT scoring in Testmasters site. :)

https://www.testmasters.net/gmat/information/scale.aspx

Hope it helps. :)
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