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MGMAT - Quant Anomaly?

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by ejb31 » Tue Dec 30, 2008 7:10 am
Hi guys, I have been using MGMAT and have taken 6 exams. My first 5 scores in Quant were:

47 (81%)
47 (81%)
47 (81%)
48 (86%)
48 (86%)

I just took Quant test #6, and to my surprise, score was:

51 (99%)

How do I read into this anomaly? Has anyone had a similar experience?
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Re: MGMAT - Quant Anomaly?

by gabriel » Fri Jan 02, 2009 8:19 pm
ejb31 wrote:Hi guys, I have been using MGMAT and have taken 6 exams. My first 5 scores in Quant were:

47 (81%)
47 (81%)
47 (81%)
48 (86%)
48 (86%)

I just took Quant test #6, and to my surprise, score was:

51 (99%)

How do I read into this anomaly? Has anyone had a similar experience?
Actually I wouldnt call it a anomaly in the first place. It justs shows a improvement in your performance. It is not like you jumped from a 40 to a 51. So be happy about it :)
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by tripathimani » Fri Jan 02, 2009 10:23 pm
ejb31,


This issue is discussed in detail here -

https://www.manhattangmat.com/forums/post15002.html
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