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09 Dec 2010, 22:50
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After preparing for almost a 5 months .. I finally gave the GMAT yesterday : the score was much below expected. Q35 V23 Overall490. I don't really know what went wrong, as I was consistently scoring a 600 on gmatprep Tests.
I had my applications ready for Harvard and Tuck, waiting for the GMAT, but now feel that it will be a waste of money to apply with this score. I am wondering if I should retake the GMAT (I believe i have no other choice anyway), but dont really know what am MISSED.
ANY IDEAS ON WHERE TO TO START ???
I had my applications ready for Harvard and Tuck, waiting for the GMAT, but now feel that it will be a waste of money to apply with this score. I am wondering if I should retake the GMAT (I believe i have no other choice anyway), but dont really know what am MISSED.
ANY IDEAS ON WHERE TO TO START ???
09 Dec 2010, 23:04
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09 Dec 2010, 23:14
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It sounds like you got a tough break if you were consistently in the 600s during prep. Did the testing conditions get to you?
I would definitely recommend a retake since your GMATPrep were significantly higher. I think you have to wait 30 days before you re-write it so keep studying. If you're not already using the MGMAT guides I would highly recommend them. Also, if you're not already simulating a full test experience (AWA, 8-minute breaks and all) then you should do that as well.
Don't give up hope. Everyone faces a few bumps along the way. Persistence will eventually pay off. Wish you the best!
I would definitely recommend a retake since your GMATPrep were significantly higher. I think you have to wait 30 days before you re-write it so keep studying. If you're not already using the MGMAT guides I would highly recommend them. Also, if you're not already simulating a full test experience (AWA, 8-minute breaks and all) then you should do that as well.
Don't give up hope. Everyone faces a few bumps along the way. Persistence will eventually pay off. Wish you the best!
