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19 Jul 2006, 03:51
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Hi all,
after following this incredible forum for quite a while, I have decided to ask the forum for its opinion about the following issue:
I did my GMAT couple of weeks ago with 680 (Q:42/67% / V:41/93% / AWA 5.5) and plan to apply to several schools in Europe for fall 2007 (Cambridge Judge, Oxford Said, HEC and as a long shot maybe Insead).
Now, i read (e.g. in the forum) things about "balanced scores"; "mythical 80%/80% - barrier"; "at least top 15% for Quant for Top B-School" and "40ties club and its fine".
Now my questions:
What exactly is meant by a balanced score?
Do you think my quant is a killer?
Do you think that a score like mine is competitive (with a quite strong profile) for the schools i mentioned?
Looking forward to hear your opinions.
Greetz
SM
after following this incredible forum for quite a while, I have decided to ask the forum for its opinion about the following issue:
I did my GMAT couple of weeks ago with 680 (Q:42/67% / V:41/93% / AWA 5.5) and plan to apply to several schools in Europe for fall 2007 (Cambridge Judge, Oxford Said, HEC and as a long shot maybe Insead).
Now, i read (e.g. in the forum) things about "balanced scores"; "mythical 80%/80% - barrier"; "at least top 15% for Quant for Top B-School" and "40ties club and its fine".
Now my questions:
What exactly is meant by a balanced score?
Do you think my quant is a killer?
Do you think that a score like mine is competitive (with a quite strong profile) for the schools i mentioned?
Looking forward to hear your opinions.
Greetz
SM
19 Jul 2006, 04:05
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Hi,
got the same problem, on the reverse:
Score: 670 - Q50(95), verbal - 31(61), AWA 3.5
What do you think, will 34-35 on Verbal make a big differcne for the adcom?
got the same problem, on the reverse:
Score: 670 - Q50(95), verbal - 31(61), AWA 3.5
What do you think, will 34-35 on Verbal make a big differcne for the adcom?
19 Jul 2006, 07:54
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I can only answer regarding balanced score, which is at least 80th percentile performance in EACH quant and verbal.
680 is a great score!!! nice verbal score! Congrats!!!
680 is a great score!!! nice verbal score! Congrats!!!
