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07 Mar 2014, 08:15
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Hi guys, need an advice on whether to give 4th attempt. My previous attempts 1st 660(M50 V29) 2nd 610 (M46 V28) and today 630(M48 V28). I was well prepared for the test and confident about both maths and verbal. But during the test I failed to mark 2 answers in maths. I couldn't get out of the shock and was completely blank during verbal. I spent 5 mins reviewing my future options during my verbal section. Now I don't know if I should take a 4th attempt. I am targeting NUS NTU and Melbourne Bussiness school. I have around 4 years of work ex. Graduation from one of the most reputed college in India and also a full time MBA from a local university. I really need some guidance on my future course of actions.
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09 Mar 2014, 06:03
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The answer is very easy:
If you are willing to spend the extra bucks for the new GMAT attempt, you should take a course with a score improvement guarantee. By that you will get either your entire money back or you will improve your score. A higher GMAT score will be the foundation for your future success and is def. worth the extra work and extra money as it pays off later.
So if you think long term that is the best solution. Compare the costs for a GMAT course to your total study costs over the years - it is only a fraction.
If you are interested in an individual GMAT prep consultation please contact us and we will create a free and non-binding individual study plan to eliminate your weaknesses.
If you are willing to spend the extra bucks for the new GMAT attempt, you should take a course with a score improvement guarantee. By that you will get either your entire money back or you will improve your score. A higher GMAT score will be the foundation for your future success and is def. worth the extra work and extra money as it pays off later.
So if you think long term that is the best solution. Compare the costs for a GMAT course to your total study costs over the years - it is only a fraction.
If you are interested in an individual GMAT prep consultation please contact us and we will create a free and non-binding individual study plan to eliminate your weaknesses.
