Hi,
I just took the GMAT prep test 1 again. I took it the first time around in October, when i scored 550. I took it again today (December) and scored a 700 (Q49, V36).
What i found unusual while reviewing the responses, was that i got 16 wrong in each of the two sections(Verbal and Quantitative) and in spite of that got a decent score of 700. Is this possible? And i can assure you that i did not remember any question from the first time i took the test. So it was like taking a new test altogether.
I know that the scoring is not linear since the test is adaptive, but getting such a high score in spite of these many incorrect answers is suspicious.
I just took the GMAT prep test 1 again. I took it the first time around in October, when i scored 550. I took it again today (December) and scored a 700 (Q49, V36).
What i found unusual while reviewing the responses, was that i got 16 wrong in each of the two sections(Verbal and Quantitative) and in spite of that got a decent score of 700. Is this possible? And i can assure you that i did not remember any question from the first time i took the test. So it was like taking a new test altogether.
I know that the scoring is not linear since the test is adaptive, but getting such a high score in spite of these many incorrect answers is suspicious.
