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Hello fellow gmatclub members,
I wrote my second GMAT test back in October and scored 700 (Q48, V37, AWA/IR both 6) and as I ran out of time I didn’t retake the test before applying to schools in Round 3. Now that the application process has finished and I am doing interviews at this point. I would like to get back on the GMAT grind aiming to retake the test in Mar/Apr with a goal of 730-750 range in order to..
a. If I were to matriculate this fall it would still benefit in me in the recruiting process (post-MBA goal: consulting).
b. If I were to reapply next year I could still use a better score since 700 is below average for most of top 10 programs.
For GMAT prep I have looked at all of Manhatten GMAT Quant guides as well as did most of OG15 problems and did and re-did GMATPREP tests numerous times.
What would be the best resource for me to get to 730-750 range. Particularly, I am looking to improve score about Quant to 50-51 and boost up verbal to 40+
Any recommendations for the last 50 point increase would be much appreciated.
Thank you.
I wrote my second GMAT test back in October and scored 700 (Q48, V37, AWA/IR both 6) and as I ran out of time I didn’t retake the test before applying to schools in Round 3. Now that the application process has finished and I am doing interviews at this point. I would like to get back on the GMAT grind aiming to retake the test in Mar/Apr with a goal of 730-750 range in order to..
a. If I were to matriculate this fall it would still benefit in me in the recruiting process (post-MBA goal: consulting).
b. If I were to reapply next year I could still use a better score since 700 is below average for most of top 10 programs.
For GMAT prep I have looked at all of Manhatten GMAT Quant guides as well as did most of OG15 problems and did and re-did GMATPREP tests numerous times.
What would be the best resource for me to get to 730-750 range. Particularly, I am looking to improve score about Quant to 50-51 and boost up verbal to 40+
Any recommendations for the last 50 point increase would be much appreciated.
Thank you.
29 Jan 2016, 03:11
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You're already at a 700 on the actual exam, so you probably don't have any major weaknesses (you could get the ESR to make sure).
I think getting to 750 (from 700) would mean doing more of whatever you're already doing. I would also caution you against picking up non-representative material for the second attempt. You might want to get hold of any official material that you haven't already worked through. The new OGs, the question pack, and the exam pack could come in handy.
