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25 Nov 2024, 03:59
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Hi, I have taken GMAT twice and have scored 665 in both attempts. My first score breakdown was: Q85, V82 and DI 82.
I focused hard on verbal and DI but my reattempt didn't turn out well enough. I got Q88, V82 and DI79.
I was able to reduce my incorrect answers from 3 to 1 in Quant, from 8 to 7 in Verbal. In DI I made 7 errors this time as opposed to 6 last time.
I am not sure what to do in terms of improvement. Is 665 a good score? I wanted 685+ but I have just about a 8-9 days before a deadline. Should I reattempt GMAT a 3rd time?
My Mock scores have been, over the past few months, varying from 645 to 695, and I have gotten the score 665/655/675 around 2 times across 9 GMAT Official practice tests.
Should I purchase the additional GMAT official DI questions (not the guide, the 200+ additional questions?
I have exhausted the Official GMAT FE book and Verbal/Quant/DI Review books as well. So I am not sure if another attempt would help
GMATNinja Bunuel KarishmaB
I focused hard on verbal and DI but my reattempt didn't turn out well enough. I got Q88, V82 and DI79.
I was able to reduce my incorrect answers from 3 to 1 in Quant, from 8 to 7 in Verbal. In DI I made 7 errors this time as opposed to 6 last time.
I am not sure what to do in terms of improvement. Is 665 a good score? I wanted 685+ but I have just about a 8-9 days before a deadline. Should I reattempt GMAT a 3rd time?
My Mock scores have been, over the past few months, varying from 645 to 695, and I have gotten the score 665/655/675 around 2 times across 9 GMAT Official practice tests.
Should I purchase the additional GMAT official DI questions (not the guide, the 200+ additional questions?
I have exhausted the Official GMAT FE book and Verbal/Quant/DI Review books as well. So I am not sure if another attempt would help
GMATNinja Bunuel KarishmaB
25 Nov 2024, 07:50
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TtTt1212
665 is a good score. It should be sufficient for most schools and for most demographies. A few extra points in GMAT do not have as much impact as more effort put in the application.
But some demographies can be highly competitive (Indian male engineers for example) and a lower than average score here may not be great. I think you should share your complete profile with a consultant and check with them. Extraordinary work experience or other aspects of the profile could make up for it. It is hard for me to give advice without knowing more details.
26 Nov 2024, 07:29
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Hi TtTt1212,
665 is a very solid GMAT score. Since your deadline is in just 8 days, taking another GMAT might be a bit tight. That said, what are the average scores at your desired schools? Also, have you tried reaching out to the folks in admissions to see if they can provide some clarity regarding your GMAT score?
665 is a very solid GMAT score. Since your deadline is in just 8 days, taking another GMAT might be a bit tight. That said, what are the average scores at your desired schools? Also, have you tried reaching out to the folks in admissions to see if they can provide some clarity regarding your GMAT score?
