masondr wrote:
I feel like this leads to 2 scenarios, one being that the practice exam scoring system is extremely flawed for data insights and likely not indicative of the actual result it would be on an official exam, the other being the bigger problem, which is how DI is actually scored. If there are any other posts or knowledge around this topic, I would appreciate it as this seems to be anissue.
Hi masondr,
The practice tests are useful. They help test takers get familiar with the test, and they generate score estimates that are quite reliable. They are not, however, perfectly representative of the actual GMAT.
For example, The actual GMAT most likely has a larger pool of questions, and is under active development and maintenance. If the pool of DI questions in the practice tests is relatively small, we would expect the section to not be as adaptive as DI on the actual GMAT. Another side effect of this would be that DI on the practice tests may be more unforgiving.
For what it's worth, I
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