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19 Oct 2015, 22:18
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I took my GMAT finally yesterday again after a gap of 3 months. And got 670.(Maths-49,Eng-33,IR-2).
It was a complete disaster and I was not prepared for that.
During the test,I felt Maths was not very difficult and I was worried that would lead to 44 or 45 in Maths. (Coz only when you get difficult questions,you get a good score.)
In the 8 mins break after Maths,I was convinced I had screwed Maths section.
While during my verbal section,I did not feel it was that easy and that made me happy.And to make me even happier,I got a Bold faced CR (my 19th question) and that probably made me too happy.And I finished the test 10 mins before the scheduled time.
To my utter dismay,
IT was verbal section which was actually screwed.
Quant was not that bad.
IR-2(But it was difficult and I knew i would get 2.Out of 12 questions,10 had 3 questions each,so basically 32 questions.And I was having panic attack.
Last time I taxed my brains too much on IR,scored 8 on that ,but overall 580.
I certainly did not want to repeat the mistake.
My average GMAT scores in the GMATPREP test were:
1)730
2)720
I assumed they were my inflated scores since I had already seen those questions earlier while preparing the last time.
So,I bought 2 additional tests from GMATPREP.
But I scored fairly well in the two new tests as well.
3)740
4)760(But a few questions were from the Test3 in this one.
Apart from GMATPREP,my Manhattan scores were in the range 679-690.
My preparation:
1)GMAT 13th ed
2)GMAT 2nd ed
3)Bunnel questions almost daily for Quant
4)E gmat for SC
Now the thing is,I don't want to take GMAT again unless it is a gone case for sure.
I want to do MS in Data Analytics from CMU OR ASU or Texas,Austin or NUS.
Is there some hope for me or do I need to prepare all over again coz There is no guarantee I will do better.
My profile
Indian female engineer.
Work ex-Almost 5 yrs in IT company
Right now,I am jobless for the last 4 months and doing courses from Coursera.
It was a complete disaster and I was not prepared for that.
During the test,I felt Maths was not very difficult and I was worried that would lead to 44 or 45 in Maths. (Coz only when you get difficult questions,you get a good score.)
In the 8 mins break after Maths,I was convinced I had screwed Maths section.
While during my verbal section,I did not feel it was that easy and that made me happy.And to make me even happier,I got a Bold faced CR (my 19th question) and that probably made me too happy.And I finished the test 10 mins before the scheduled time.
To my utter dismay,
IT was verbal section which was actually screwed.
Quant was not that bad.
IR-2(But it was difficult and I knew i would get 2.Out of 12 questions,10 had 3 questions each,so basically 32 questions.And I was having panic attack.
Last time I taxed my brains too much on IR,scored 8 on that ,but overall 580.
I certainly did not want to repeat the mistake.
My average GMAT scores in the GMATPREP test were:
1)730
2)720
I assumed they were my inflated scores since I had already seen those questions earlier while preparing the last time.
So,I bought 2 additional tests from GMATPREP.
But I scored fairly well in the two new tests as well.
3)740
4)760(But a few questions were from the Test3 in this one.
Apart from GMATPREP,my Manhattan scores were in the range 679-690.
My preparation:
1)GMAT 13th ed
2)GMAT 2nd ed
3)Bunnel questions almost daily for Quant
4)E gmat for SC
Now the thing is,I don't want to take GMAT again unless it is a gone case for sure.
I want to do MS in Data Analytics from CMU OR ASU or Texas,Austin or NUS.
Is there some hope for me or do I need to prepare all over again coz There is no guarantee I will do better.
My profile
Indian female engineer.
Work ex-Almost 5 yrs in IT company
Right now,I am jobless for the last 4 months and doing courses from Coursera.
20 Oct 2015, 22:06
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Hi Pjp,
A 670 is a good score and you can easily apply to the schools.
Regarding the IR score, most of the Schools say that they do not consider IR for the MBA admissions.
However, in your case, the best course of action would be to contact the school and ask your question directly to remove even an iota of doubt.
All the best!
A 670 is a good score and you can easily apply to the schools.
Regarding the IR score, most of the Schools say that they do not consider IR for the MBA admissions.
However, in your case, the best course of action would be to contact the school and ask your question directly to remove even an iota of doubt.
All the best!
