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20 Jul 2020, 23:44
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Hello
I just took my GMAT for the second time and am now at a loss as to whether to accept or cancel the score (I cancelled it in the meantime).
I got an overall 690 score with IR of 3. The quant score was low at about 45th percentile, while my verbal was at 95th percentile. (I can't remember the exact scores since I was in shock when I saw the scores).
The results for my first try was 680. IR8; quant 46 (57 percentile) and verbal 38 (85 percentile).
I hope to seek advice on whether I should accept the second score? The overall is higher by 10 points but the quant and IR scores are much lower.
I am hoping to apply for INSEAD MBA, and was really aiming for >700. So this is really quite disappointing for me! I dont think I am able to try for a 3rd time too. ? Pls advise and thanks vv much!
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I just took my GMAT for the second time and am now at a loss as to whether to accept or cancel the score (I cancelled it in the meantime).
I got an overall 690 score with IR of 3. The quant score was low at about 45th percentile, while my verbal was at 95th percentile. (I can't remember the exact scores since I was in shock when I saw the scores).
The results for my first try was 680. IR8; quant 46 (57 percentile) and verbal 38 (85 percentile).
I hope to seek advice on whether I should accept the second score? The overall is higher by 10 points but the quant and IR scores are much lower.
I am hoping to apply for INSEAD MBA, and was really aiming for >700. So this is really quite disappointing for me! I dont think I am able to try for a 3rd time too. ? Pls advise and thanks vv much!
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20 Jul 2020, 23:53
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Hi. Q43 is low. I am sorry. Combined with a low IR score, it is sort of a red flag unless do you feel that’s an accurate picture and it fits your profile. Maybe you are an artist or a painter and never had to do math so in that case that level could be acceptable. Anyone else you want to retake.
We did have one moderator who had Q 44 and V 44 and she got into Ross with that score. She was a marketing person and she never pretended to be good at math and that was part of her strength but she had a lot of other accomplishments to make her weak quant skills as her trademark/improvement rather than her weakness.
I think you have over indexed on the verbal side for your next prep and can easily corrected. I would retake in 16-30 days and be done with it after that. I think giving up at this point it’s just a tiny bit premature. Meanwhile, I would pull up your Cuantas much as you can. Enroll into target test prep or math revolution. Both can get your results within a month.
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We did have one moderator who had Q 44 and V 44 and she got into Ross with that score. She was a marketing person and she never pretended to be good at math and that was part of her strength but she had a lot of other accomplishments to make her weak quant skills as her trademark/improvement rather than her weakness.
I think you have over indexed on the verbal side for your next prep and can easily corrected. I would retake in 16-30 days and be done with it after that. I think giving up at this point it’s just a tiny bit premature. Meanwhile, I would pull up your Cuantas much as you can. Enroll into target test prep or math revolution. Both can get your results within a month.
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21 Jul 2020, 00:03
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Hi jotce
I think you should definitely give it again. With a little more practice in Quant, you will be able to get your dream score. If you really want to get into Top school, wouldn't you want to get in with your best scores? INSEAD is an awesome school and will provide great opportunities for you. You don't want to miss out, just because of a lower GMAT score.
I would recommend using GMAT Club Tests for quant practice or material from a good Test Prep company (there are loads).
Hope I was able to encourage you a little bit.
Hit Kudos if helpful!
I think you should definitely give it again. With a little more practice in Quant, you will be able to get your dream score. If you really want to get into Top school, wouldn't you want to get in with your best scores? INSEAD is an awesome school and will provide great opportunities for you. You don't want to miss out, just because of a lower GMAT score.
I would recommend using GMAT Club Tests for quant practice or material from a good Test Prep company (there are loads).
Hope I was able to encourage you a little bit.
Hit Kudos if helpful!
