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Updated on: 12 Sep 2018, 09:28
Originally posted by bobthesun123 on 27 Aug 2018, 13:46.
Last edited by bobthesun123 on 12 Sep 2018, 09:28, edited 1 time in total.
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27 Aug 2018, 13:51
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Welcome to GMAT Club,
Moving your post into a more appropriate forum.
I would say you want to shore up your Quant score somewhat. Q42 is fairly low these days (below 50th percentile) esp for someone looking to join quant-strong schools from a quant-based background. It just makes it look like you have not tried hard-enough (which may be completely opposite of reality but that's the optics of it). If you can get your Quant score up to Q49, I think you won't have any issues with your target scores. (That will transalte into GMAT of around 690). Is that at all an option?
Moving your post into a more appropriate forum.
I would say you want to shore up your Quant score somewhat. Q42 is fairly low these days (below 50th percentile) esp for someone looking to join quant-strong schools from a quant-based background. It just makes it look like you have not tried hard-enough (which may be completely opposite of reality but that's the optics of it). If you can get your Quant score up to Q49, I think you won't have any issues with your target scores. (That will transalte into GMAT of around 690). Is that at all an option?
27 Aug 2018, 14:06
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Thanks BB. I travel extensively for work, to the point where it’s truly inhibits my ability to study. (not trying to make excuses).
Would applying be a waste /are my chances pretty low? but if it must be done, then I’m committed.
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