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10 Oct 2009, 06:17
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Hi guys....
I'm looking for some advice, my last 3 tests (1 GMAT prep and 2MGMAT) were ranging from 640-680 with Q43-48 (getting progressively better) and V34-35.
The question I have is - based on my current quant and verbal scores, is the easiest way to boost my mark over 700 to target verbal or quant? My guess is a high 30's in verbal would push me into 700 range assuming my Quant stays above 45.
At the moment I'm relatively comfortable that my quant score is slowly improving and I know there is room for improvement. However, my verbal seems relatively constant and there does not seem to be improving. From the GMAT score estimator on this forum.... my score estimate is around the 680 mark.
I am aiming for a score around 700. I would be extremely happy with a low 700 mark and I believe with a few weeks more prep this is achievable. Any help appreciated
Thanks
I'm looking for some advice, my last 3 tests (1 GMAT prep and 2MGMAT) were ranging from 640-680 with Q43-48 (getting progressively better) and V34-35.
The question I have is - based on my current quant and verbal scores, is the easiest way to boost my mark over 700 to target verbal or quant? My guess is a high 30's in verbal would push me into 700 range assuming my Quant stays above 45.
At the moment I'm relatively comfortable that my quant score is slowly improving and I know there is room for improvement. However, my verbal seems relatively constant and there does not seem to be improving. From the GMAT score estimator on this forum.... my score estimate is around the 680 mark.
I am aiming for a score around 700. I would be extremely happy with a low 700 mark and I believe with a few weeks more prep this is achievable. Any help appreciated
Thanks
11 Oct 2009, 20:42
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getting over the 700 hump is one of the hardest parts in studying for the GMAT.
IMO any improvement in verbal will make a bigger impact on your overall GMAT score. This is because there are a lot of foreign applicants that have super strong quant backgrounds and they just rock the math section. The high level of competition in math scores also explains why a 44 in math corresponds to only 72 percentile, while 44 in verbal corresponds to a 97 percentile.
That being said, most schools look for well rounded students. So in terms of making you application look more attractive to MBA programs, you might want to target getting above the 80 percentile on both math and verbal.
IMO any improvement in verbal will make a bigger impact on your overall GMAT score. This is because there are a lot of foreign applicants that have super strong quant backgrounds and they just rock the math section. The high level of competition in math scores also explains why a 44 in math corresponds to only 72 percentile, while 44 in verbal corresponds to a 97 percentile.
That being said, most schools look for well rounded students. So in terms of making you application look more attractive to MBA programs, you might want to target getting above the 80 percentile on both math and verbal.
11 Oct 2009, 20:49
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Here is something that may work... let me know any feedback!
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