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14 Jan 2012, 17:30
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Hi
I just came back from the test and scored 610 (Q47, V27)
I took the GMAT in June before and did not study much of quant and had an improvement of 4 points.
Studied really hard for verbal and got 4 point improvement.
My target school is Haas, and i have already applied for R2. So not sure, if there is anything i could do to improve.
Just keeping my fingers cross.
BTW my profile: indian (US citizen), female, Electrical Engineer (High voltage) work in energy/utility industry (hoping that would help), 8+ yrs experience, hoping my recommenders pitch for my communication and interpersonal skills, had an opportunity to be a part of some large scale renewable projects.
Though my quantitative score fulfills the prerequisite requirement, i am not sure Haas will accept such a low verbal score.
Keeping my fingers crossed, need all the good luck.
This forum has been very helpful and i must admit, i only studied really hard in the last week.
I was still hoping for 650+, so i may re-take it in a month or so.
I just came back from the test and scored 610 (Q47, V27)
I took the GMAT in June before and did not study much of quant and had an improvement of 4 points.
Studied really hard for verbal and got 4 point improvement.
My target school is Haas, and i have already applied for R2. So not sure, if there is anything i could do to improve.
Just keeping my fingers cross.
BTW my profile: indian (US citizen), female, Electrical Engineer (High voltage) work in energy/utility industry (hoping that would help), 8+ yrs experience, hoping my recommenders pitch for my communication and interpersonal skills, had an opportunity to be a part of some large scale renewable projects.
Though my quantitative score fulfills the prerequisite requirement, i am not sure Haas will accept such a low verbal score.
Keeping my fingers crossed, need all the good luck.
This forum has been very helpful and i must admit, i only studied really hard in the last week.
I was still hoping for 650+, so i may re-take it in a month or so.
16 Jan 2012, 17:02
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I'm not expert, but as a fellow MBA aspirant, your profile looks strong. You should definitely try to take GMAT again. I'm sure you'll score better with a month of dedicated prep. Good luck!
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