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are there any dummy sections in actual GMAT??

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are there any dummy sections in actual GMAT??

by subbu » Wed Mar 26, 2008 2:43 pm
Just wonderin if there is any chance to get a dummy section/experimental section in GMAT like the GRE.
When I took GRE 3 years bak , I had to face two sections of math..n also dint know which counted towards my score..
Ppl pls help me know how GMAT works..
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by rajmirra » Wed Mar 26, 2008 2:45 pm
There are quite a few experimental questions which are not scored. Unfortunately no one knows (except the ETS :D ) which are those questions. So it is better to assume that there are "no" questions which aren't scored. Hope this helps.

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by subbu » Wed Mar 26, 2008 4:05 pm
i want to know if there is a possibility of getting 2 sections for either verbal/quant...one wud be real n other experimental..
thanks for replying.. :)
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by ElleBee » Fri Apr 04, 2008 12:04 pm
subbu wrote:i want to know if there is a possibility of getting 2 sections for either verbal/quant...one wud be real n other experimental..
thanks for replying.. :)
There is no possibility of that. For the GMAT, the "experimental" questions are mixed in with the regular questions in each section. So you'll only have one verbal and one quant section...but not all the questions will be scored. Obviously, as stated above, you don't know which ones are/aren't, so it's best to treat every question like it will be scored!
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