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Message: <blockquote data-quote="goodstudent" data-source="post: 29309" data-attributes="member: 2514">Hey guy,I was reading the evaluate my chance thread, and for a while you guys were discussing the method for grading the quantitative section of GRE (until Andy shut it down).So I just want to bring this back up again since I am going to be taking the GRE soon.I am really scared not because I don't know the material. It is just that, I have been consistently making 1-3 stupid errors when I was doing the practice tests, especially since I am not allowed to go back and check my answers.My question is that: is it really true that you can get an 800 even if you miss a few questions, as long as you do well in the first 10-20? I thought the case is, if you miss one, you're out. Or is that only for the paper test?Thanks!</blockquote>