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Question on Gmat Prep Scoring - What is considered good?

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by farrahraine » Wed Dec 10, 2008 8:32 am
Question on Gmat Prep Scoring - What is considered good?

I took the verbal portion of the exam last night and got 53%

When I see others post thier scores is formatted 7XX V42 Q 53

So is 53% considered low or high in the CAT Gmat Prep Software?[/quote]
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by niraj_a » Wed Dec 10, 2008 9:54 am
ur saying you scored a 53 scaled verbal score? WOW

53 is the scaled score, its not 53%. 53 in verbal is absurdly high, its the first time i'm seeing someone get that score.
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by farrahraine » Wed Dec 10, 2008 10:08 am
See, thats why I am confused. At the end of the exam (verbal only) I got 22 out of 41 correct which gave me 53% (logically correct).

So what is my scaled score?
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by niraj_a » Wed Dec 10, 2008 10:15 am
if we are talking about the Gprep software here, then that software will provide you only scaled scores, never % correct/incorrect.

so, if at the end of the test, you see a breakdown like 800 (51Q 51V), then both 51s are your scaled scores for the respective sections. once you have those, you can cross-tally your percentile standing from the table at the back of OG11 (orange).
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by blitz28 » Wed Dec 10, 2008 11:47 am
53% could be your percentile and not percentage! Gmat prep software indicates this. this is 53 percentile level in Verbal for you
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by niraj_a » Wed Dec 10, 2008 12:41 pm
wierd, my Gprep has always shown an * where the %iles should be. that makes sense too since %iles keep changing.
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farrahraine wrote:Question on Gmat Prep Scoring - What is considered good?

I took the verbal portion of the exam last night and got 53%

When I see others post thier scores is formatted 7XX V42 Q 53

So is 53% considered low or high in the CAT Gmat Prep Software?
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Dude, I doubt whether you are using the authentic GMATPrep from mba.com. It always shows Quanta and Verbal Scores in vertical form
followed by cumulative scores. I am not sure about the percentage or percentiles in the score. In all my retakes, the GMATPrep has shown scores in the following format. Next time, I will remember to check the percentile/percentage.

Example :-

Quanta 49
Verbal 35

Total 680
I am gonna get u my love(GMAT)
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