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27 Jun 2007, 19:43
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Hi guys ! got done with my Gmat today - broke into the 700s
710 (q50,v37)
Well, basically i have a very bland expression right now .. unsure of whether to be happy about breaking into the coveted 700s or cry over 'darn I cudve done way much better' syndrome !
The reason is this - I made consistent 750/760s in my gmat prep tests over the last week. The Adcoms wont buy that will they
This was my 2nd attempt at Gmat - my first one was arnd 3 months back resulted in a 660(q47,v34) with hardly any preparation.
Anyway, just got back from the test and pretty tired for a detailed debrief but shall write one soon.
One pointer : Though you can take a 10 minute break after every session, plzzzz make sure u get back within 5 minutes.
I came back in 8 , but the finger printer wudn read my finger ! wasted some time and eventually found that the 1 minute was stolen off my Quants session !
The message read - 45 seconds have been deducted from your session ! great - a message like that is the best thing to happen just before you resume ur test
The question remains - Do i need to take the G again ?
710 (q50,v37)
Well, basically i have a very bland expression right now .. unsure of whether to be happy about breaking into the coveted 700s or cry over 'darn I cudve done way much better' syndrome !
The reason is this - I made consistent 750/760s in my gmat prep tests over the last week. The Adcoms wont buy that will they
This was my 2nd attempt at Gmat - my first one was arnd 3 months back resulted in a 660(q47,v34) with hardly any preparation.
Anyway, just got back from the test and pretty tired for a detailed debrief but shall write one soon.
One pointer : Though you can take a 10 minute break after every session, plzzzz make sure u get back within 5 minutes.
I came back in 8 , but the finger printer wudn read my finger ! wasted some time and eventually found that the 1 minute was stolen off my Quants session !
The message read - 45 seconds have been deducted from your session ! great - a message like that is the best thing to happen just before you resume ur test
The question remains - Do i need to take the G again ?
27 Jun 2007, 20:03
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No. Take it from a recovering GMAT addict, your score is excellent and you need to be satisfied with it. Otherwise, it might hurt you in the end (i.e. your score could go down). The adcoms say that the GMAT is just one piece of the application, and congratulations, you passed that part of the application. Now it is time to focus on the rest of your app, and make sure the rest of the pieces fall into place like the GMAT did. If you think your experiences will not substantiate a great application, then evaluate that separately. Ultimately, leave your GMAT alone!
Congrats on the 710, not to mention a solid and even breakdown.
Congrats on the 710, not to mention a solid and even breakdown.
27 Jun 2007, 21:17
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Congratulations grad_mba.
710 is a very good score. you should get into the school of your choice.
Don't waste time on GMAt anymore, focus on the rest of the application.
I had gone for an orientation at Kellogg last week and one of the things that came out was that GMAT was not as important as people thought it was, your experience, essays, communications skills (tested in the interview) are definitely important. Focus on that! Hard part is over!
Any suggestions on preparation? I have mine in 50 days.
710 is a very good score. you should get into the school of your choice.
Don't waste time on GMAt anymore, focus on the rest of the application.
I had gone for an orientation at Kellogg last week and one of the things that came out was that GMAT was not as important as people thought it was, your experience, essays, communications skills (tested in the interview) are definitely important. Focus on that! Hard part is over!
Any suggestions on preparation? I have mine in 50 days.
... not B or whatever 
!!!
