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01 Mar 2019, 23:46
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Hey everybody,
I'm just wondering if any of you think I should retake the GMAT. My scores are as follows: 27 Quant (12 percentile), 41 verbal (93 percentile), and 6 IR (70 percentile). The overall score is 560 (42 percentile). I'm not entirely sure what happened with the Quant section, but I straight up flunked it. My question is: should I hurry to retake the GMAT so that I can apply to the MBA programs I'm interested in, or just try to explain my low quant scores during the application?
The main business school I'm interested in is Leeds Business school (University of Colorado, Boulder). I've already been accepted for my JD there and I want to do the joint JD/MBA program. The problem is that the deadline for applying is quickly approaching and waiting to retake the GMAT will put me applying during Final Review, which will drastically decrease my chances of acceptance.
I'm just wondering if any of you think I should retake the GMAT. My scores are as follows: 27 Quant (12 percentile), 41 verbal (93 percentile), and 6 IR (70 percentile). The overall score is 560 (42 percentile). I'm not entirely sure what happened with the Quant section, but I straight up flunked it. My question is: should I hurry to retake the GMAT so that I can apply to the MBA programs I'm interested in, or just try to explain my low quant scores during the application?
The main business school I'm interested in is Leeds Business school (University of Colorado, Boulder). I've already been accepted for my JD there and I want to do the joint JD/MBA program. The problem is that the deadline for applying is quickly approaching and waiting to retake the GMAT will put me applying during Final Review, which will drastically decrease my chances of acceptance.
02 Mar 2019, 00:40
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ramus123
It is better to retake GMAT. can you post your ESR?
02 Mar 2019, 08:08
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Hi ramus123,
Welcome to GMATCLUB! Firstly congratulations on a great Verbal score. It is indeed impressive. As Quant is easily improvable, I recommend that you re-take GMAT once to see if you can improve your Quant score and get it above Q42 as that will also bring your score above 650. One month of dedicated study may get you a score of Q40+ It is always better to apply with your best possible application even if it means waiting for a later round, ratherthan submitting a sub-par application by rushing to apply for an earlier round.
Hope this helps. All the best!
