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10 Aug 2008, 17:40
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Folks,
I have taken GMAT 3 years ago - score 640 (M 48, V31). Could not take the test immediately - job constraints. I have been studying the last two month and exam is on Sat,8/16.
I scored 660 ( M 50, V 29) on GMAT Prep CAT -2 today.
GMATPrep CAT -1 640 (M48, V30) - 1 month ago
MGMAT CAT's range 640-660
Looking at my scores does not look like I will hit 700. So, should I take the GMAT?
I am scared I might score lower than my first test.
I'm confused. Please advice.
I have taken GMAT 3 years ago - score 640 (M 48, V31). Could not take the test immediately - job constraints. I have been studying the last two month and exam is on Sat,8/16.
I scored 660 ( M 50, V 29) on GMAT Prep CAT -2 today.
GMATPrep CAT -1 640 (M48, V30) - 1 month ago
MGMAT CAT's range 640-660
Looking at my scores does not look like I will hit 700. So, should I take the GMAT?
I am scared I might score lower than my first test.
I'm confused. Please advice.
10 Aug 2008, 17:43
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When are you planning on applying to schools? It's getting down to the time when there isn't much time left to do the GMAT and then apps, so if you delay the GMAT and study, you'll likely have to be studying while working on apps. What schools are you applying to? Do you have a stellar background / EC's / Work Experience? If you do, then the scores you already have might be fine. Top schools do admit people with mid-600s. That person is going to have to show them exactly why admission is worth the risk (risk as the adcoms see it).
If the GMAT score MUST be over 700, I think a delay is probably a good idea.
If the GMAT score MUST be over 700, I think a delay is probably a good idea.
10 Aug 2008, 17:48
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Allen Morris
I plan to apply to UCLA and HAAS part-time programs. My GPA in undergrad is not that great 3.4. But 2.5 yrs ago I moved from Engg to product management.
Do you know if school will frown if I say get 620 now? What will that say about me?
I plan to apply to UCLA and HAAS part-time programs. My GPA in undergrad is not that great 3.4. But 2.5 yrs ago I moved from Engg to product management.
Do you know if school will frown if I say get 620 now? What will that say about me?
