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27 Feb 2011, 02:34
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Going for the Gold - Chasing the 760 - A New Quest
Dear Members,
The journey to break through the 700 barrier culminated in a bittersweet experience. On one hand, I achieved my target score (T: 710 Q: 48 and V: 40) but on the other hand, I realized that I cannot meet the deadlines for the last round of intake for Fall '11.
Thus, I plan to apply to programs beginning in Fall '12. The deadlines for the 1st round of intake would be in the month of October. So I have a lot of time at hand - nearly 8 months!
With my present credentials and a GMAT score of 710, I can probably secure a seat in one of the many B-schools which fall in the near-elite to elite category. However, if I can boost my score of 710 to a +760 and add to my work experience (while simultaneously working on my extra-curricular activities) , I can actually aim for ultra-elite B-schools such as Harvard, Booth, Stanford etc.
Taking into consideration the above factors, I have decided to take on a new quest - a quest to surpass the 760 barrier!
This post marks the beginning of that Journey.
Wish me luck.
Thanks and Regards,
Entwistle
Dear Members,
The journey to break through the 700 barrier culminated in a bittersweet experience. On one hand, I achieved my target score (T: 710 Q: 48 and V: 40) but on the other hand, I realized that I cannot meet the deadlines for the last round of intake for Fall '11.
Thus, I plan to apply to programs beginning in Fall '12. The deadlines for the 1st round of intake would be in the month of October. So I have a lot of time at hand - nearly 8 months!
With my present credentials and a GMAT score of 710, I can probably secure a seat in one of the many B-schools which fall in the near-elite to elite category. However, if I can boost my score of 710 to a +760 and add to my work experience (while simultaneously working on my extra-curricular activities) , I can actually aim for ultra-elite B-schools such as Harvard, Booth, Stanford etc.
Taking into consideration the above factors, I have decided to take on a new quest - a quest to surpass the 760 barrier!
This post marks the beginning of that Journey.
Wish me luck.
Thanks and Regards,
Entwistle
27 Feb 2011, 04:50
Kudos
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That's the spirit man - go for it. You can clearly add 2-3 points in Q as 48 is still in 80 percentiles, not the true reflection for an engineer like yourself. Real challenge would probably be to add 3-4 points in verbal, but it has been done before, so - go for it.
27 Feb 2011, 04:53
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haha crazy guy .. best of luck, will read your thread while having breakfast every morning 
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