GMAT计分方法

sunxiaowen

不知大家仔细看了没有，第一条中说道如果没有选择答案以及选择了多项答案的题都不计分，在接下来的几个步骤中，原始得分是把正确的题目数，减去错误的题目数除以4的商，将差加上0.5后取整得出。文中压根没提到猜题或者漏题要倒扣分。

sunxiaowen

版主/各位G友，
       我手头有6套忘了是从CD还是GTER下载的，名为“模拟1-6“的官方题目，PDF文件，文件制作日期不详，但封套上的GMAC的版权日期印了1995，近日打开做了一套，基本上题目都是OG10里的，但重要的是每套最后都有计分方法，我已转抄如下，具体步骤和我们一般认为的区别比较大。这是非常重要的信息，希望得到确认。如果计分方式确实如此，希望每位G友都能看到此文。

Proceed with the following steps.

    

                       
1. As you match the
responses on your answer sheet with the answer key on page 31, use marks to
indicate whether each answer is correct or incorrect. Cross out any questions
you omitted, or for which you marked more than one answer, because they are not
counted in the scoring. The number of questions crossed out should equal the “raw score total omit” figure on your score
report. The number of questions crossed out in the three sections that
contributed to your verbal score and the similar number for the three sections
that contributed to the quantitative score should match the “raw score verbal omit” and “raw score quantitative omit” figures on your score
report.

    

                       
2. Count the total
number of questions you answered correctly in the three sections that
contributed to the  
                verbal score. This number should match the “raw score verbal right” figure on your score
report.

    

                       
3. Then count the total
number of questions you answered incorrectly in these three sections. This
number 
                should match the “raw score verbal wrong” figure on your score
report.

    

                       
4. Divide the number
answered incorrectly from Step 3 by four.

    

                       
5. Subtract the result
in Step 4 from the number answered correctly in Step 2. This is the correction
for
              guessing.

    

                       
6. Round the resulting
number to the nearest whole number by adding .5 and then dropping all digits to
the 
               right of the decimal point. This number
should equal the “verbal corrected raw score” figure on your
               score report.