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710 (49Q/37V)!

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by wccotton » Sat Sep 05, 2009 9:02 pm
Woo hoo I just beat the GMAT. I got a 710 (49Q/37V).

My practice exams were as follows
GMATprep 1: 700 (48Q/38V)
ManhattanGMAT: 650 (45Q/34V)
GMATprep 2: 710 (49Q/38V)

Does anyone know why there isn't a difference in total score from a 49Q/37V and a 49Q/38V?
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by cramya » Sat Sep 05, 2009 10:22 pm
Congrats on a great score and I know the feeling since I got the same score! By the way I got 48Q 39V and ended up with the same overall score.

All the very best for the rest of the process!

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CR
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by 2010gmat » Sat Sep 05, 2009 11:20 pm
congrats dude! ... great to see that you are satisfied with your score :) ...

and i am a bit confused .. cramya's verbal score is 2 points above your's then why there is no diff in the overall score???

does this indicate that verbal is getting tougher?? lower score but higher percentile???
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by maihuna » Sun Sep 06, 2009 4:04 am
cramya wrote:Congrats on a great score and I know the feeling since I got the same score! By the way I got 48Q 39V and ended up with the same overall score.

All the very best for the rest of the process!

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Cramya when your debrief will come. Eric please consider him making moderator. He has done significant contribution to this forum.

regards,
maihuna
Charged up again to beat the beast :)
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