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by Laxmaniac88 » Tue Apr 12, 2016 2:56 am
Hello everyone!

I's super happy I just crushed the GMAT today after a LONG time studying!! I got a 720 Q47 V44. Its a great score but the overall score seemed low considering the Q and V scores. After doing some googling it seems most other Q47 V44 scorers got a 730 and with even some 740s!! Could this be adjusted when I get my official score report? Or did I just get shafted?? Thanks in advance.
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by DavidG@VeritasPrep » Tue Apr 12, 2016 6:33 am
Laxmaniac88 wrote:Hello everyone!

I's super happy I just crushed the GMAT today after a LONG time studying!! I got a 720 Q47 V44. Its a great score but the overall score seemed low considering the Q and V scores. After doing some googling it seems most other Q47 V44 scorers got a 730 and with even some 740s!! Could this be adjusted when I get my official score report? Or did I just get shafted?? Thanks in advance.
Apparently the raw scores are a bit more fine-grained than they appear, in the sense that not all 47's are created equal. There can be a "high" 47 or a "low" 47. The bigger takeaway: you did great on the test! Enjoy the victory and then start thinking about the other components of your application.
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by richachampion » Wed Apr 13, 2016 5:32 am
Laxmaniac88 wrote:Hello everyone!

I's super happy I just crushed the GMAT today after a LONG time studying!! I got a 720 Q47 V44. Its a great score but the overall score seemed low considering the Q and V scores. After doing some googling it seems most other Q47 V44 scorers got a 730 and with even some 740s!! Could this be adjusted when I get my official score report? Or did I just get shafted?? Thanks in advance.
Sorry to hear that brother. Between every 10 points increment their is a subtle marking system before you an add of 10. Ideally this should be 740.
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by Laxmaniac88 » Wed Apr 13, 2016 8:47 am
Yeah its a little lame but I'm still super happy about the 720. Just out of curiosity has anyone ever seen a score adjustment from the unofficial score report to the official one?
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by richachampion » Wed Apr 13, 2016 6:23 pm
Laxmaniac88 wrote:Yeah its a little lame but I'm still super happy about the 720. Just out of curiosity has anyone ever seen a score adjustment from the unofficial score report to the official one?
Glad to know that you are happy V44 is an amazing score.

The score will remain unchanged as far as I know.
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