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03 Aug 2006, 06:35
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Just came back from the test center.
My score:
Quantitative: 49 (90 perc)
Verbal: 32 (66 perc)
Total: 670 (88 perc)
It's the second time I try to beat the Gmat. First time (June 06) I scored 630 (Q49 V27).
Sincerely, I've not done a lot to improve my verbal... bought Manhattan Gmat for SC (read accurately) and repeated RC e CR on the OG10.
I know I could score better on verbal section if I study more. But, working 12 hours a day (consulting firm) , it's quite difficult.
Need an advice form you... do you think my score is too low to apply to top MBA programs? I'd like to apply to Kellogg, Columbia and Wharton... and my background (at the beginning of the program) will be:
-27 yrs
-4yrs experience in 2 top-consulting firms
-high GPA
-no international exp
What do you think....?
My score:
Quantitative: 49 (90 perc)
Verbal: 32 (66 perc)
Total: 670 (88 perc)
It's the second time I try to beat the Gmat. First time (June 06) I scored 630 (Q49 V27).
Sincerely, I've not done a lot to improve my verbal... bought Manhattan Gmat for SC (read accurately) and repeated RC e CR on the OG10.
I know I could score better on verbal section if I study more. But, working 12 hours a day (consulting firm) , it's quite difficult.
Need an advice form you... do you think my score is too low to apply to top MBA programs? I'd like to apply to Kellogg, Columbia and Wharton... and my background (at the beginning of the program) will be:
-27 yrs
-4yrs experience in 2 top-consulting firms
-high GPA
-no international exp
What do you think....?
03 Aug 2006, 06:42
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Wharton's avg gmat seems to have a higher average and a higher range. it also require a 80-80 spilt. But other than that, you are right there! just need to try to craft a good story! applay ed for columbia... your chances improve that way!
04 Aug 2006, 23:36
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Dude high six hundreds are near the average for most of the better schools. Obviously W, K, S, H would demand more and usually would get higher scorers.
But study the median score for all schools i.e. the middle 80%. 670 should place you appropriately. So go for it.
But study the median score for all schools i.e. the middle 80%. 670 should place you appropriately. So go for it.
