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12 Apr 2009, 11:52
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Hello,
I heard that most of the schools consider not only the overall score but also the quant and verbal scores separately in order to analyse a candidate.
Is this really true?
My GMAT is 700 (50Q, 34V, AWA 4.5). My verbal percentile is very low - 69%.
I also heard that some schools look the TOEFL score (for non-native english speakers) with more accuracy when you have a bad verbal. For example, if someone like me has 112/120 in TOEFL his/her verbal GMAT score would be "forgiven".
Has anyone heard something like this?
Tks,
João
I heard that most of the schools consider not only the overall score but also the quant and verbal scores separately in order to analyse a candidate.
Is this really true?
My GMAT is 700 (50Q, 34V, AWA 4.5). My verbal percentile is very low - 69%.
I also heard that some schools look the TOEFL score (for non-native english speakers) with more accuracy when you have a bad verbal. For example, if someone like me has 112/120 in TOEFL his/her verbal GMAT score would be "forgiven".
Has anyone heard something like this?
Tks,
João
12 Apr 2009, 22:11
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Balance is important in certain cases (GMAT seems to encourage balance as well) and in certain schools math score may be significantly more important than verbal - finance Schools for example. However, your score is good enough to get admitted into any school, just don't submit perfect essays that will scream that they were written by someone else.
The TOEFL score does not count for anything except pass/fail and signifies that you can speak, read, and write English language on a decent level - it does not measure or test any analytical thinking skills.
You may want to post this question in one of the admission consultants forums.
P.S. 69th percentile is not low - you've done better than 69% of others
P.P.S This may be a good question to post in the Admissions Consultants forums
The TOEFL score does not count for anything except pass/fail and signifies that you can speak, read, and write English language on a decent level - it does not measure or test any analytical thinking skills.
You may want to post this question in one of the admission consultants forums.
P.S. 69th percentile is not low - you've done better than 69% of others
P.P.S This may be a good question to post in the Admissions Consultants forums
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