On your Magoosh dashboard, after you've answered at least 50 questions in a given section, you'll see an estimated scaled score for that section.
Each section on the GMAT is scored from 60 to 90. That is the scaled score. (A raw score would instead be the number of questions you answer correctly out of all the questions on the section. For example, 17 would be a raw score out of 20 total questions on the Data Insights section.)
To see your overall total scaled score for the GMAT (from 205 to 805), you can take the dashboard's section estimates and either plug them into our GMAT Score Calculator or our GMAT Score Chart. The score calculator will give you a direct value and the score chart will enable you to see a range of values at a glance.
Lastly, whenever you take a practice test, you'll receive your estimated section scores as well as your estimated overall total score.
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Hey Sarah, Both the links in this blogpost are broken.
I want to see my estimated scaled score. How can I do that?
Thanks so much for your help.
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