mudkip104

Hi guys, All of you in the sciences and engineering know that explaining a difficult concept in a limited paragraph is ... difficult. Do you guys think that adding 1-2 figures (graph of research work) in an essay may be beneficial?

What I meant was in the previous GRE, how many questions can you generally miss in the Quantitative and still receive an 800. Equivalently, for the revised test how many questions can you generally miss in order to get an "800"-equivalent score with the revised scale? This would correspond to roughly 95 percentile.

Hi guys~ just recently took the GRE and received a range of 750-800Q with 3 Q sections. I don't think I saw any experimental identified sections as a recall... but I want to double check with you guys on where the "experimental" was written (on the top where it says Quantitative Reasoning or in the texts with bullets). Please help... My last Q section was fairly difficult compared to the practice ones that I have taken and want to make sure that this was either a research or experimental section. Also, do you guys know how many questions for Q you can miss (at the highest adaptive range 750-800) and still get an "800" or higher? For those who have taken the previous GRE, how many can you miss and still get an 800?