Is it possible to score 47 in the real gmat with 14 mistakes in the quantitative part?
The verbal was more reasonable 7 mistakes gave a score of 42.
Overall = 730
GMATPREP Quantitative - 14 mistakes = 47
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The GMAT scoring algorithm is somewhat of a blackbox. No one really knows how it works with certainty, except for GMAC.
All I can say is that I've seen other people in this community report similar 'hit rates' and still score well.
All I can say is that I've seen other people in this community report similar 'hit rates' and still score well.
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yes, almost everyone gets about 1/2 right and 1/2 wrong. Once you get above 700 or below 300, it starts to skew a bit - but it is still the case that you will get a lot of questions wrong. The algorithm is NOT "percentage correct"-based (the way paper tests are scored). Even if you score a perfect 800 - you're getting questions wrong on the test.
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