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How to read the score

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by sars72 » Sun Feb 07, 2010 11:20 am
TheGuest wrote:Hello,

I am not fully understanding how to read the score. For example:
Quantitative: 36/45%
Same for verbal section.
Can someone please explain?
Thanks,
TheGuest
36 is the weighted score. The max score is 51 (though rumour has it that the max possible score is, in fact, 60)

so--> 36/51 is ur score in the test

45%ile is the percentile, i.e. percentage of test takers who scored less than you did
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by TheGuest » Sun Feb 07, 2010 11:30 am
so the max score for q is 51. is there to find out how many question were wrong?
What's the point of counting points rather than actual questions?
How many score for V section?
Thanks,
TheGuest
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by sars72 » Sun Feb 07, 2010 11:39 am
TheGuest wrote:so the max score for q is 51. is there to find out how many question were wrong?
What's the point of counting points rather than actual questions?
because the test is adaptive i.e. questions become harder/ easier based on how u r faring in the test, hence basing the score on purely the number answered correctly/ incrrectly would be flawed.
TheGuest wrote:How many score for V section?
The same.. 51
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by komal » Mon Feb 08, 2010 1:17 am
TheGuest wrote:Hello,

I am not fully understanding how to read the score. For example:
Quantitative: 36/45%
Same for verbal section.
Can someone please explain?
Thanks,
TheGuest
Hello Guest,

Here's all u would like to know about GMAT scores and percentile :

https://www.testmasters.net/gmat/Information/scale.aspx


Hope this helps : )

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