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24 May 2007, 21:50
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Hi,
I gave GMAT today and got 700, V35, Q49.
I am not sure if I should be happy with this or should I go for another attempt.
BTW, I am Ambar, from India, 5 yrs IT work ex, with 3 yrs work ex in US. I am opting for 1 year MBA in India and European Inst like INSEAD and et al.
I checked the sites and found that the average of all European Inst is around 680-690, so the score is good for that. But looking into the Indian colleges, average of ISB is 705 and IIM A 695.
HAd my score be aroud 680, I would have definitly considered for a re-take but with 700 in hand, do I still need to go for another one?
BTW, I have a big collection of notes, which I prepared during examination and will upload in a while.
Ambar
I gave GMAT today and got 700, V35, Q49.
I am not sure if I should be happy with this or should I go for another attempt.
BTW, I am Ambar, from India, 5 yrs IT work ex, with 3 yrs work ex in US. I am opting for 1 year MBA in India and European Inst like INSEAD and et al.
I checked the sites and found that the average of all European Inst is around 680-690, so the score is good for that. But looking into the Indian colleges, average of ISB is 705 and IIM A 695.
HAd my score be aroud 680, I would have definitly considered for a re-take but with 700 in hand, do I still need to go for another one?
BTW, I have a big collection of notes, which I prepared during examination and will upload in a while.
Ambar
That's easy to answer.... NO !!
If you take GMAT again (Even after scoring 700), then you are certainly overestimating the value of GMAT.
The application process is not too far, and like every other Indian, you may underestimate the value of and time required in the essay/recommendation/interview process. As far as I have understood (And I am obviously no expert here), Indians get rejected from top programs for reasons other than GMAT (As long as they are above 700). So focus on those areas.
If you take GMAT again (Even after scoring 700), then you are certainly overestimating the value of GMAT.
The application process is not too far, and like every other Indian, you may underestimate the value of and time required in the essay/recommendation/interview process. As far as I have understood (And I am obviously no expert here), Indians get rejected from top programs for reasons other than GMAT (As long as they are above 700). So focus on those areas.
25 May 2007, 01:51
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if you strongly believe you can score better given your time schedule, then you may consider to retake it. Esp that you are from a competitive applicant pool
