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Is it possible to get 15 wrong and still score a 49 on math?

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by ch0719 » Mon Oct 20, 2008 10:42 pm
That seems a lil bit bizarre but it's what I got from the OG　Prep Software.

I messed up the pacing so most of the questions got wrong are at the end, but I am still skepitcal that I could have reached such a high score by have this many questions wrong. Is it something that could happen or is it likely the software messed up on the grading?
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by VP_Jim » Tue Oct 21, 2008 7:54 am
Yes, it's possible. Remember that the raw number of right vs. wrong doesn't really affect your score; it's all about the level of difficulty. The GMAT Prep software tends to be very accurate, so it sounds like you're in good shape.

Still, I'd keep studying the math - just in case!
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by ch0719 » Tue Oct 21, 2008 9:55 am
Thanks for the reply! Now I am much reliefed since my scheduled GMAT is next week.

I also did the Princeton Review online cat last week, got 11 incorrect but only scored a 39... I guess its becuz I missed on a few early questions which prob dragged the score much lower in the end
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