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How many SC questions do you answer correctly

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by pelle » Fri Jul 10, 2009 1:49 pm
I just started working through the Manhattan GMAT SC book and I noticed that I consistently get around 70% of the assigned OG questions correct. This stresses me out since 70% would equal about 560 on the actual GMAT (70% of 800).

So my question is, what percentage do you answer correctly? Or what percentage did you answer correctly before you took the real exam and what did you score?

Thanks in advance!
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pelle wrote:I just started working through the Manhattan GMAT SC book and I noticed that I consistently get around 70% of the assigned OG questions correct. This stresses me out since 70% would equal about 560 on the actual GMAT (70% of 800).

So my question is, what percentage do you answer correctly? Or what percentage did you answer correctly before you took the real exam and what did you score?

Thanks in advance!
My suggestion to you is that don't sweat unnecessarily and go in these statistics.. Just practice well and keep practicing.. What works for others may not work for you.. just work on getting the percentage high..
Moreover on actual GMAT not all questions are rated. So you never know.. the scoring algorithm is not that simple that you can do 2+2 =4.. and derive conclusions from that..

So just work hard.. and put ur best effort.
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