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Updated on: 12 Jun 2022, 09:10
Originally posted by ColumbiaBaby on 28 May 2022, 00:03.
Last edited by ColumbiaBaby on 12 Jun 2022, 09:10, edited 1 time in total.
Last edited by ColumbiaBaby on 12 Jun 2022, 09:10, edited 1 time in total.
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First of all I would like to express my gratitude to this wonderful community for all the invaluable support and for coming to my rescue every time I was stuck. I would have lost morale early on otherwise.
I gave my gmat yesterday and scored 740 (Q49, V42) which I know is a decent score but (unfortunately) I'm an Indian applicant (Female/liberal arts/4yrs name brand workex/ 4.0 from a top 5 Indian uni in my field but not feeder).
Given that I'm aiming for M7s, H/W included, should I retake? My officials mocks have ranged between 720 - 760, majorly prepared for quants, spent ~20hrs on verbal.
Thank you in advance!
I gave my gmat yesterday and scored 740 (Q49, V42) which I know is a decent score but (unfortunately) I'm an Indian applicant (Female/liberal arts/4yrs name brand workex/ 4.0 from a top 5 Indian uni in my field but not feeder).
Given that I'm aiming for M7s, H/W included, should I retake? My officials mocks have ranged between 720 - 760, majorly prepared for quants, spent ~20hrs on verbal.
Thank you in advance!
28 May 2022, 00:13
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ColumbiaBaby
First of all I would like to express my gratitude to this wonderful community for all the invaluable support and for coming to my rescue every time I was stuck. I would have lost morale early on otherwise.
I gave my gmat yesterday and scored 740 (Q49, V42) which I know is a decent score but (unfortunately) I'm an Indian applicant (Female/liberal arts/4yrs at F100/ 4.0 from a top 5 Indian uni in my field but not feeder).
Given that I'm aiming for M7s, H/W included, should I retake? My officials mocks have ranged between 720 - 760, majorly prepared for quants, spent ~20hrs on verbal.
Thank you in advance!
I gave my gmat yesterday and scored 740 (Q49, V42) which I know is a decent score but (unfortunately) I'm an Indian applicant (Female/liberal arts/4yrs at F100/ 4.0 from a top 5 Indian uni in my field but not feeder).
Given that I'm aiming for M7s, H/W included, should I retake? My officials mocks have ranged between 720 - 760, majorly prepared for quants, spent ~20hrs on verbal.
Thank you in advance!
I think you should drop the idea of retaking GMAT and focus on GMAT application. You have all the good reasons to be a good candidate for the schools that you are targeting.
28 May 2022, 01:17
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Hi ColumbiaBaby.
You could work on some of your weaker quant areas for a weak or two and prepare for verbal for some reasonable amount of time, maybe 40 hours, and knock the ball out of the park. So, I say go for the retake.
For insights into how to ace GMAT verbal, see these posts.
How to Score High on GMAT Verbal
Three Key Practice Tips for Mastering GMAT Verbal
You could work on some of your weaker quant areas for a weak or two and prepare for verbal for some reasonable amount of time, maybe 40 hours, and knock the ball out of the park. So, I say go for the retake.
For insights into how to ace GMAT verbal, see these posts.
How to Score High on GMAT Verbal
Three Key Practice Tips for Mastering GMAT Verbal
