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by sashish007 » Sat Dec 18, 2010 1:37 am
Hi - I gave a mock MGMAT test yesterday and scored 680 (V35/Q47).
I thought the following data might help you somewhat realistically determine how the GMAT works.
Please share your comments!

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Column 1 - Cumulative percentile score at that question
Column 2 - The mean difficulty level of THAT question
Chart 1 - Plot for Column 1
Chart 2 - Plot for Column 2
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Share not just why the right answer is right, but also why the wrong ones are not.
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