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09 Mar 2013, 14:00
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Hi all,
Just left the test Center. 42/45 split. I couldnt calm my nerves throughout the damn quant and basically bombed it. Do you guys think a retake is worth it?
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Just left the test Center. 42/45 split. I couldnt calm my nerves throughout the damn quant and basically bombed it. Do you guys think a retake is worth it?
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10 Mar 2013, 17:40
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It really depends on what you need your GMAT score to demonstrate. Obviously you have a great score, but if you are using it to demonstrate your quant skills to a highly selective school, you might consider retaking. If you have a strong quant background, you can probably relax and figure that your GMAT score indicates strong overall intellectual ability. In any case, a 42 is not what most people would call a bomb. If you were scoring significantly higher at home, a retake might be in order, but you'd have to make sure that your quant & verbal didn't simply flip-flop.
11 Mar 2013, 00:22
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Most top schools require you to have strong Quant fundamentals. Q42 is fine and says that your basics are in place, even if you are not a Math star. But it would really help if you can demonstrate your Quantitative aptitude through high scores in quant classes in college or high scores in extra Quant based courses or any professional experience in which you use analytical/quantitative skills. If none of these are available, a retake might be a good strategy provided you don't ignore Verbal. Aim for Q48+ and V45.
