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by tomhng » Sat Nov 22, 2008 6:57 pm
Hello....for each section (quant and verbal), the score is reported on the scale that runs from 0-60....so 60 is the maximum and not 100. So, 47Q means 47/60.
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by logitech » Sat Nov 22, 2008 7:00 pm
tomhng wrote:Hello....for each section (quant and verbal), the score is reported on the scale that runs from 0-60....so 60 is the maximum and not 100. So, 47Q means 47/60.
so can we get Q60V60 ?

I dont think so!
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Re: Which is which

by aim-wsc » Sat Nov 22, 2008 10:30 pm
hindon_82 wrote:Hi,
i noticed that people say they got a certain # on the GMAT prep, example

GMATPrep 1 - 720[/color] (47Q, 41V)

when they say 47Q do they mean 47% in quantitative?

Thanks
it's not 47%.
47 is scaled score based on your performance on the test.
you receive percentile rank on each section though.
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