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28 Aug 2004, 14:38
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Hi guys,
Took GMAT today and got 700 (Q49,V35). I did badly in verbal. There were few tough SC and CR questions which threw my timing off completely. After that I was running against the clock. My last RC was 90 lines long and I just skimmed over it and answered the questions without looking back. So timing in verbal messed me up.
I believe I can do better, somewhere between 720 - 750.
So the question for all experience folks here....
Does it make sense to take GMAT again? I will be applying to top 5-6 school only. I have 6 years of work experience along with undergrad and grad degrees in engineering from reputed universities.
My prep scores...
PP1 720
PP2 710
These two tests I took before I started preparing for GMAT. bit of reverse order here.
Kaplan Diag 670
KP1 570
KP2 600
PR1 740
PR2 720
PR1 720
PR1 710
Hope to hear your thoughts...
Took GMAT today and got 700 (Q49,V35). I did badly in verbal. There were few tough SC and CR questions which threw my timing off completely. After that I was running against the clock. My last RC was 90 lines long and I just skimmed over it and answered the questions without looking back. So timing in verbal messed me up.
I believe I can do better, somewhere between 720 - 750.
So the question for all experience folks here....
Does it make sense to take GMAT again? I will be applying to top 5-6 school only. I have 6 years of work experience along with undergrad and grad degrees in engineering from reputed universities.
My prep scores...
PP1 720
PP2 710
These two tests I took before I started preparing for GMAT. bit of reverse order here.
Kaplan Diag 670
KP1 570
KP2 600
PR1 740
PR2 720
PR1 720
PR1 710
Hope to hear your thoughts...
28 Aug 2004, 16:46
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I found quant section to be more difficult than PR and PP. Almost at the same level as Kaplan. Difficulty level increased in 3-4 questions itself. There were couple of probability questions. Lots of calculations type questions which were time consuming. But there were no surprises.
