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20 Sep 2007, 06:09
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Hi guys,
My GMAT test is scheduled for Wedenesday 26th Sep (5 days from today) and I am asking for your advice to whether take the test or re-schedule it for a later date.
I took my first GMAT test 3 months ago with a few week's preparation and I scored a 660 which was clearly not good enough so I gave myself some 2 months and decided to take test in September end.
I have taken following practice tests with below results:
MGMAT 1: 670
MGMAT 2: 640
MGMAT 3: 660
MGMAT 4: 710
GMAT Prep 1: 710
GMAT Prep 2: Yet to take
From my previous test, I have significantly improved my verbal score and it's now in 40s range (it was 36 on actual GMAT). I have been primarily focussing on verbal part and my plan would be to now concentrate on Quantitative part to take it above 50 (49 in actual test 2 months ago) and then combined with a 40+ verbal, I should be scoring 700+.
However, I feel that my preparation has really picked up good momentum and if I keep going for few more weeks, I can even improve further. I am applying to two schools, AGSM in Australia and Stanford. While 660 is good enough for AGSM, I should be scoring atleast 740+ to be competitive for Stanford.
What do you guys think? Should I go ahead and take the test or wait for a few more weeks and take the test just before the second round of applications for Stanford.
Thanks
My GMAT test is scheduled for Wedenesday 26th Sep (5 days from today) and I am asking for your advice to whether take the test or re-schedule it for a later date.
I took my first GMAT test 3 months ago with a few week's preparation and I scored a 660 which was clearly not good enough so I gave myself some 2 months and decided to take test in September end.
I have taken following practice tests with below results:
MGMAT 1: 670
MGMAT 2: 640
MGMAT 3: 660
MGMAT 4: 710
GMAT Prep 1: 710
GMAT Prep 2: Yet to take
From my previous test, I have significantly improved my verbal score and it's now in 40s range (it was 36 on actual GMAT). I have been primarily focussing on verbal part and my plan would be to now concentrate on Quantitative part to take it above 50 (49 in actual test 2 months ago) and then combined with a 40+ verbal, I should be scoring 700+.
However, I feel that my preparation has really picked up good momentum and if I keep going for few more weeks, I can even improve further. I am applying to two schools, AGSM in Australia and Stanford. While 660 is good enough for AGSM, I should be scoring atleast 740+ to be competitive for Stanford.
What do you guys think? Should I go ahead and take the test or wait for a few more weeks and take the test just before the second round of applications for Stanford.
Thanks
20 Sep 2007, 08:03
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I think I at this level more you feel confident more you will increase your score.
So, I advise you postpone until you feel confident.
So, I advise you postpone until you feel confident.
