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He also had a brain-altering injury as an adolescent that gave him some cool savant mental powers. That is true. The 99th percentile, our minimum cutoff for teachers, starts at The difference between , , , , and is basically splitting hairs. It would represent one or two guesses on really tricky Verbal questions landing the right or wrong way.
I have an encyclopedia of problems in my head. This test lives in my gut like a tapeworm. What the heck? Of course not. As I said before, a couple unlucky vs. The GMAT is not a test that requires or even really allows for perfection. Most high scorers missed one question out of every four or five.
The Verbal high scorers mostly missed a fifth to a quarter of the questions. However, several test takers scored much lower, despite answering just as many GMAT Verbal questions correctly. For instance, one person scored a 28, despite getting just as many right answers as some of the highest scorers. What really matters is which questions you get right! Missing the super-hard ones can actually help your score overall, by freeing up more time and energy for more doable problems. That would be a lousy grade in almost any college class—but it can correspond to a nearly perfect GMAT score.
Several others got even fewer questions right, and still got excellent Quant scores of 45 to You will get GMAT questions wrong! The trick is to recognize those questions, move on from them quickly, and not let them mess with your head.
Unfortunately, poor strategy can keep you from scoring well overall, even if you really nail some hard GMAT questions.
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