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by Bukor » Wed Sep 19, 2007 1:49 pm
Hey Everyone!

Could anyone tell me a score range I should be expecting, as for the first time I finished the problems in the OG 11th edition I got around 90% of the Quant questions right and around 80% of all the verbal ones.


Thank you very much

Bukor
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Re: Possible Score Range

by beatthegmat » Wed Sep 19, 2007 5:05 pm
Bukor wrote:Hey Everyone!

Could anyone tell me a score range I should be expecting, as for the first time I finished the problems in the OG 11th edition I got around 90% of the Quant questions right and around 80% of all the verbal ones.


Thank you very much

Bukor
Unfortunately, it really isn't possible to determine approximate GMAT performance based on hit rates alone. As you probably know, the GMAT is an adaptive test, and your score varies according to the number of questions you get right--as well as their difficulty.

The best way to gauge your performance is taking a GMATPrep test. I recommend taking one early in your prep and one right at the end.

Best of luck!
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