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15 Jun 2025, 11:16
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Hi All
I recently took the gmat fe and scored a 675. Following is a breakdown of my score:
Quant - 90/100th Percentile
Verbal - 81/67th Percentile
DI - 79/77th Percentile
My target b-schools are INSEAD, NUS, NTU, ISB. Should I retake the exam?
I recently took the gmat fe and scored a 675. Following is a breakdown of my score:
Quant - 90/100th Percentile
Verbal - 81/67th Percentile
DI - 79/77th Percentile
My target b-schools are INSEAD, NUS, NTU, ISB. Should I retake the exam?
15 Jun 2025, 11:36
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Congrats on the perfect Quant score, that's a great achievement! I’d say 675 is a solid score for schools like NUS, NTU and ISB, especially with your strong Quant percentile. However, it might be on the lower side for INSEAD, where the average tends to be higher.
My suggestion for you would be to start working on other parts of your application (essays, LORs, resume). And if you have the time and budget, a retake could be worth it, not just for boosting your chances at INSEAD, but also to improve your scholarship prospects across the board.
My suggestion for you would be to start working on other parts of your application (essays, LORs, resume). And if you have the time and budget, a retake could be worth it, not just for boosting your chances at INSEAD, but also to improve your scholarship prospects across the board.
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16 Jun 2025, 00:09
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Rhino77 - congrats on the score!
Whether you should retake or not will depend on the following considerations:
(A) Was this score in line with your mocks/ expectations?
(B) Do you foresee an improvement, particularly in Verbal section, if you were to retake?
(C) Can the rest of your profile and application compensate for this score, considering your demographic? For example, Indian IT Male is a fiercely competitive demographic
Hope this helps. Feel free to reach out for a deeper chat.
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Whether you should retake or not will depend on the following considerations:
(A) Was this score in line with your mocks/ expectations?
(B) Do you foresee an improvement, particularly in Verbal section, if you were to retake?
(C) Can the rest of your profile and application compensate for this score, considering your demographic? For example, Indian IT Male is a fiercely competitive demographic
Hope this helps. Feel free to reach out for a deeper chat.
Regards,
Arvind
Founder, admitStreet | Testimonials
W: https://admitstreet.com | Request a free profile evaluation
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