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22 Oct 2025, 02:36
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I’ve given 2 attempts of GMAT and scored 605 in both, not sure what the gap in strategy is. DI scores refused to improve beyond 78, struggling with time- feel like DI questions in the exam are tougher than the official mocks. My aim was at least a 675.
I’m planning to now switch to EA and wondering if I can give it within the next 10 days since I plan to apply in R2.
1. Would my prep for GMAT FE suffice for EA (with the exception of SC under Verbal)?
2. How reliable are the EA mock scores?
3. Do schools perceive GMAT FE scores differently from EA?
I’m planning to now switch to EA and wondering if I can give it within the next 10 days since I plan to apply in R2.
1. Would my prep for GMAT FE suffice for EA (with the exception of SC under Verbal)?
2. How reliable are the EA mock scores?
3. Do schools perceive GMAT FE scores differently from EA?
22 Oct 2025, 19:33
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Hi avatar0980,
I do think switching to the EA could be a good move, but do you know if all your desired schools accept the EA? Also, why don't you take an EA practice exam to see where you stand?
I do think switching to the EA could be a good move, but do you know if all your desired schools accept the EA? Also, why don't you take an EA practice exam to see where you stand?
22 Oct 2025, 19:39
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Sorry about the 605 2x.
Schools prefer strong GMAT Scores. EA is a score you apply with if you have a strong profile or if you can't get a high GMAT score... I think schools would know why you applied with the EA as nobody takes EA as their first choice but if you can knock it out of the park, that is a better move.
There is still DI on the EA though.
