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06 Jan 2025, 01:01
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Hi everyone.
I recently attempted my first GFE exam after 6 months of intensive studying with TTP. From the attempt, i got a 635 (Q76,V86,DI83), which was not ideal.
I wish to apply to several Msc Finance program in Germany (Mannheim Uni, Goethe University, University of Cologne, Humboldt University). I believe that a strong gmat score will help my chances of getting in. I am aiming for at least 685 on GFE.
From the practice tests, my scores ranges from 585 to 655 with verbal as my strongest and DI as my weakest section.
I believe that with some more time put into practicing with time constraints and drilling quant concepts, I will be able to get a better score.
Should i attempt it again? Or is it a good enough score for admission into those programs?
I recently attempted my first GFE exam after 6 months of intensive studying with TTP. From the attempt, i got a 635 (Q76,V86,DI83), which was not ideal.
I wish to apply to several Msc Finance program in Germany (Mannheim Uni, Goethe University, University of Cologne, Humboldt University). I believe that a strong gmat score will help my chances of getting in. I am aiming for at least 685 on GFE.
From the practice tests, my scores ranges from 585 to 655 with verbal as my strongest and DI as my weakest section.
I believe that with some more time put into practicing with time constraints and drilling quant concepts, I will be able to get a better score.
Should i attempt it again? Or is it a good enough score for admission into those programs?
06 Jan 2025, 02:25
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No harm in re attempting exam.. a higher gmat score is always good to apply with..
06 Jan 2025, 08:50
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If you're confident you can score higher/feel it will bug you if you didn't retake, the question may be why not in a sense. If you're thinking of doing so, consider checking out some debriefs in the Share GMAT Experience subforum to see what others have done/used to improve. You could also write a profile review mentioning your score and the types of programs you're targeting.
