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How many correct answers out of 78 to get 700+

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by pankaj_talwar20 » Mon Sep 21, 2009 4:25 am
Hi, I have just started preparing for Gmat and regularly getting 80% correct answers in verbal section, which means out of 41 verbal questions i am getting 30-34 correct answers every time.
Please tell me is it sufficient to get 700+ score or I need to have more correct answers.

Please guide me so that I can start preparing for quantitative section also.

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by Lisa Anderson » Mon Sep 21, 2009 2:58 pm
Dear Pankaj,

I am not a GMAT expert, so I think you will find better insight on the exam in other sections of this website. However, the scoring on the exam is not just a function of how many you answer correctly. Questions are weighted differently depending on the difficulty.

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