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16 Oct 2015, 03:37
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Hi,
This was my first attempt for GMAT and have scored 660. Unfortunately, i screwed up my IR, scoring just 2.
I want to apply this year only and I am planning for ISB/NUS.
Is it possible for me to take admission with this score or should i take the GMAT again?
This was my first attempt for GMAT and have scored 660. Unfortunately, i screwed up my IR, scoring just 2.
I want to apply this year only and I am planning for ISB/NUS.
Is it possible for me to take admission with this score or should i take the GMAT again?
16 Oct 2015, 14:50
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Dear TarunKalpana,
I'm happy to respond.
My friend, perhaps you don't appreciate my profession. I am a GMAT expert, which means I can tell you a great deal about how to study for the GMAT, how to approach various questions, etc. I am not an admission consultant. I don't even know what ISB/NUS is. I am sorry that I can help you with your question. If you decide to study for a retake for the GMAT, I would suggest reading these:
https://magoosh.com/gmat/2013/should-i-retake-the-gmat/
https://magoosh.com/gmat/2014/how-to-stu ... at-retake/
Mike
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19 Oct 2015, 08:01
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Hi Tarun,
I am in the same boat.
What have you decided? Are you going to give another shot at GMAT or are you going ahead with the applications?
I have scored 20 points lower than you and was looking at Emory, Marshall school of business, Mendoza college of business and NUS.
I have close to 9 years of experience in IT field. Not sure, how this would translate.
Also one more damaging part to my application is that I screwed up in IR. I scored 1, but scored a 5.5 on AWA.
On consulting with many, I was asked by many to reattempt the GMAT given the low score in GMAT itself plus the IR score.
Vijay
I am in the same boat.
What have you decided? Are you going to give another shot at GMAT or are you going ahead with the applications?
I have scored 20 points lower than you and was looking at Emory, Marshall school of business, Mendoza college of business and NUS.
I have close to 9 years of experience in IT field. Not sure, how this would translate.
Also one more damaging part to my application is that I screwed up in IR. I scored 1, but scored a 5.5 on AWA.
On consulting with many, I was asked by many to reattempt the GMAT given the low score in GMAT itself plus the IR score.
Vijay
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