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Hi! I attempted the GMAT focus for the first time on Monday, and I got a 695. I’m planning on applying to HEC, ESCP, LSE, ESSEC and Bocconi for MiF. What worries me is my Quant was quite weak (57th percentile). Do schools look at individual section scores? For reference, I am studying Accounting & Finance at Warwick Business School
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Might be worth reaching out to the schools you mentioned to ask them for any guidance they can provide. You can ask whether your undergrad degree in Accounting & Finance may satisfy any concerns regarding your Quant proficiency. Consider writing a profile-review as well. You're applying for an MiF so you may want to mention that so people don't assume it's for an MBA. You could include the Quant query there as well.
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For MBA they do not care really. your 695 would be great for any MBA program. And my guess the averages for these would also be below this number.
You likely did not make that many mistakes on your Q79 - perhaps 4?
I don't think it is worth retaking even with Q79 unless you think you can really blow it out of the water and get a meaningfully higher Q score next time and score Q84 or Q85. That's 725-735 territory and would make you even more attractive potentially, but I don't think you need to worry about it. I would just say that your quant did not seem to have gone great that day but check my transcripts, check my overall score, DI - they all check out. I have taken many Quant classes and it is usually my strong suit. This would be the most extent you need to do /worry about.
