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How do I derive my score?

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by rajeev4mba » Mon Jul 26, 2010 7:53 am
There is no bug actually...the software take a few seconds to calculate your score and if just click on next while the score is being calculated...the score is not displayed.

I can't help you derive the score. Probably some expert can.
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by InkyBinky » Mon Jul 26, 2010 9:28 am
sabrina_sourjah wrote:Yesterday I did the first CAT of the GMAT Prep kit. But, the score was not displayed on the screen. i.e. it only showed that I had got 10 incorrect in the quantitative section and 13 incorrect in the verbal section.

1. Is there a bug in the GMAT Prep version that I ahve downloaded? Or is there any other setting that I have overlooked?

2. Can anyone give me a rough estimate of my score based on the number of incorrect answers?

3. I have got questions 5,6,7,8 incorrect in the quantitative section and questions 3, 9 incorrect in the verbal section. Since I have gotten some incorrect within the first 10 questions (specially in the quantitative section) my score will be comparatively low right?

Thanks!
You can't derive your score because of the nature of the CAT exam. However, I have gotten around 10 wrong before, and I think that translated to about a 47-48 on the quant side. A couple of times I had 5 wrong on the verbal side, which translated to a 44. My guess would be that your verbal is in the mid to high 30's. Overall, I would bet you scored in the 600's.
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