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28 Jun 2022, 12:23
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Hi!
I took the GMAT in January 2022, got an overall score of 600 and got into my dream program. Since application deadlines came closer, I had to take the test even though I was not satisfied with my score. Right now, I consider taking the GMAT again.
To what extend is the GMAT strengthening ones profile? Should I just let it go? Because I feel like I can't since I am sure that I could have done better.
Many thanks in advance for any helpful advice or passed experience!!
Best,
nook
I took the GMAT in January 2022, got an overall score of 600 and got into my dream program. Since application deadlines came closer, I had to take the test even though I was not satisfied with my score. Right now, I consider taking the GMAT again.
To what extend is the GMAT strengthening ones profile? Should I just let it go? Because I feel like I can't since I am sure that I could have done better.
Many thanks in advance for any helpful advice or passed experience!!
Best,
nook
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28 Jun 2022, 12:44
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28 Jun 2022, 12:46
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In my opinion, the value of the GMAT score is threefold:
First, of course, is helping you get into the MBA program of your choice. But it also is a decent indicator of your performance under standardized exam conditions and how you fare as compared to your peers. Some employers also like to look at your GMAT score before they hire a candidate.
So to cut to the chase, if you feel like you can do better, go for it! For your own mental satisfaction if nothing else.
First, of course, is helping you get into the MBA program of your choice. But it also is a decent indicator of your performance under standardized exam conditions and how you fare as compared to your peers. Some employers also like to look at your GMAT score before they hire a candidate.
So to cut to the chase, if you feel like you can do better, go for it! For your own mental satisfaction if nothing else.
