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GMAT Scaled Scores and Percentiles

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by II » Tue Apr 29, 2008 2:11 pm
The GMAC OG Guides (OG 11, OG Quant, and OG Verbal) all have percentile ranking tables at the back of the book in the Appendix.
The data is based on examinees tested from Jan 2003 through December 2005.
So a Verbal score of 40 = 90 percentile
A Quant score of 49 = 90 percentile

These percentile rankings are a couple of years old now ...
Does anyone know if there is an updated source based on the data from more recent test takers ? If so, where can I get hold of this info.

Thanks in advance.
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by tmmyc » Tue Apr 29, 2008 5:37 pm
I scored a 40 on Verbal.

40 is now 89th percentile.
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by II » Tue Apr 29, 2008 11:29 pm
Thanks for sharing. This is what I was thinking ... the percentiles must have changed slightly ... just wanting to get the latest picture here. Dont know if anyone has it ?
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by me013 » Sun Jun 27, 2010 5:16 am
Looking at the chart of OG 12th edition this is a snapshot:

Verbal
46-60 is 99 percentile
45 is 98
43 is 96
42 is 95
41 is 92
40 is 89
39 is 87
38 is 83

Quant
51-60 is 99 percentile
50 is 94
49 is 88
48 is 84
47 is 79
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