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17 Dec 2023, 03:15
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Hi everyone,
I recently took the GMAT Classic (1st attempt) and scored 690 (Q50, V33, IR 8)
Though I had enrolled 4 months back I could hardly prep (due to work pressure) for 1 month & mostly banked on Mocks (apart from practicing a few OG questions via GMATclub)
My GMAT Official Mocks were as follows (taken in the same order):
Practice Exam 2 - 610 (Q50, V23)
Practice Exam 1 - 650 (Q49, V28)
Practice Exam 3 - 690 (Q50, V31)
Practice Exam 4 - 670 (Q50, V28)
Practice Exam 5 - 680 (Q50, V31)
Practice Exam 6 - 730 (Q51, V38)
I am an Engineer (GPA 8.08/10) - MBA (GPA 7.4/10) both from Indian Schools and have ~9.5 years of work ex mostly on the L&D/Edtech (Project and Product Management, in start-ups) side of things. Currently working as Director of Products in a Startup in India leading a major product line for them.
My goal - To equip myself with knowledge of how things work in European/North American markets (have mostly worked in the Indian, SEA and ME markets) to help build a well-rounded perspective & accelerate my professional growth
I am aiming for Top European B-Schools such as INSEAD, HEC, IESE among others
I talked to a couple of my friends (currently in Global B-schools) who advised me to apply ASAP (for the 2024 intake) in the 2nd round itself. They suggested mailing the adcomms of my target colleges asking them if I could apply before the Round 2 deadline but update my score (take GMAT Focus Jan end) and apply to those who agree. This is because of my experience being on the higher side and becoming a roadblock later.
I recently also took a GMAT Focus mock (Expert Global) and scored 675 (Q88, V80, DI82) and with some prep I am confident of hitting 705+ (Considering I haven't prepped for CR, RC, IR before)
Seeking advice on how I should proceed. Please help!
I recently took the GMAT Classic (1st attempt) and scored 690 (Q50, V33, IR 8)
Though I had enrolled 4 months back I could hardly prep (due to work pressure) for 1 month & mostly banked on Mocks (apart from practicing a few OG questions via GMATclub)
My GMAT Official Mocks were as follows (taken in the same order):
Practice Exam 2 - 610 (Q50, V23)
Practice Exam 1 - 650 (Q49, V28)
Practice Exam 3 - 690 (Q50, V31)
Practice Exam 4 - 670 (Q50, V28)
Practice Exam 5 - 680 (Q50, V31)
Practice Exam 6 - 730 (Q51, V38)
I am an Engineer (GPA 8.08/10) - MBA (GPA 7.4/10) both from Indian Schools and have ~9.5 years of work ex mostly on the L&D/Edtech (Project and Product Management, in start-ups) side of things. Currently working as Director of Products in a Startup in India leading a major product line for them.
My goal - To equip myself with knowledge of how things work in European/North American markets (have mostly worked in the Indian, SEA and ME markets) to help build a well-rounded perspective & accelerate my professional growth
I am aiming for Top European B-Schools such as INSEAD, HEC, IESE among others
I talked to a couple of my friends (currently in Global B-schools) who advised me to apply ASAP (for the 2024 intake) in the 2nd round itself. They suggested mailing the adcomms of my target colleges asking them if I could apply before the Round 2 deadline but update my score (take GMAT Focus Jan end) and apply to those who agree. This is because of my experience being on the higher side and becoming a roadblock later.
I recently also took a GMAT Focus mock (Expert Global) and scored 675 (Q88, V80, DI82) and with some prep I am confident of hitting 705+ (Considering I haven't prepped for CR, RC, IR before)
Seeking advice on how I should proceed. Please help!
17 Dec 2023, 14:27
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Might be worth writing a profile-review. You can mention the situation you're in, schools you're targeting, etc.
Consider checking out Manhattan-Prep's 6th Edition for CR. For RC, becoming familiar with how inference questions work could be helpful as well. There are 6 Official Focus mocks you can also use from the MBA website (2 are free). You can also check out the different question banks/guides over there. You can get e-versions of the 2023 guides, for example.
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Consider checking out Manhattan-Prep's 6th Edition for CR. For RC, becoming familiar with how inference questions work could be helpful as well. There are 6 Official Focus mocks you can also use from the MBA website (2 are free). You can also check out the different question banks/guides over there. You can get e-versions of the 2023 guides, for example.
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17 Dec 2023, 14:58
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I think considering that you are scoring better comparatively on the Focus Edition bro. If you can get 705+ for real it will be one of the highest scores of the Focus Edition, cause not many people have taken it.
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Aiming for a higher GMAT score could really boost your chances, especially for schools like INSEAD. It's definitely worth reaching out to the admissions teams to see if they'll let you update your GMAT score after applying. No harm in trying.
However, if you feel you can significantly improve your GMAT score with additional preparation, it might be worth considering applying next year in Round 1. This approach would not only potentially enhance your GMAT score but also give you more time to craft stronger applications.
