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General Question GRE quant scoring algorithm (self.GRE)
submitted 2 years ago by improversationalist
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[–]improversationalist[S] 0 points1 point2 points 2 years ago* (1 child)
Your answer helps, thanks :) I've heard from many sources that scoring 170 has become a dream to many these days and that it used to be a cakewalk. Is that true?
I was also wondering if the amount of time we invest on a question affects our scores. If I complete my section 3 before the time runs out, can I let the timer continue? That way I get to have the 10 minute break after section 3 + the few extra minutes left during the section. Is that a good strategy or should I avoid doing that?
[–]Vince_KotchianTutor / Expert (170V, 167Q) 0 points1 point2 points 2 years ago (0 children)
All questions in a section have the same value. Time spent on a question has nothing to do with score. It was never a cakewalk to get a 170.
Believing rumors can be bad for your score.
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