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26 Apr 2020, 06:51
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Hi,
I am at top university in the UK and am set to graduate in 2022. I have a year abroad planned and so I was thinking I could dedicate a year to study the GMAT doing around 2 hours per day. Ultimately, it is my goal to get into a top MBA and it would be nice to have a top score before entering the job market.
I just took a 'mini' GMAT test on LBS site and it said my score estimate was 410-440
On quant: 36-37
On verbal: 12-15 (didn't know this was a score but I got loads wrong)
I am english so not sure why my verbal was so bad but there was also a few maths qs I completely forgot how to do e.g area of triangle and a few proofs.
My question is- based on my initial score which was done blindly, if I get the books, do manhattan prep and revise for a year. Is getting a score of 700+ a realistic goal? I am happy to put in the leg work but wouldn't want to waste my time if 700+ is not likely.
Any input is appreciated. Thanks
I am at top university in the UK and am set to graduate in 2022. I have a year abroad planned and so I was thinking I could dedicate a year to study the GMAT doing around 2 hours per day. Ultimately, it is my goal to get into a top MBA and it would be nice to have a top score before entering the job market.
I just took a 'mini' GMAT test on LBS site and it said my score estimate was 410-440
On quant: 36-37
On verbal: 12-15 (didn't know this was a score but I got loads wrong)
I am english so not sure why my verbal was so bad but there was also a few maths qs I completely forgot how to do e.g area of triangle and a few proofs.
My question is- based on my initial score which was done blindly, if I get the books, do manhattan prep and revise for a year. Is getting a score of 700+ a realistic goal? I am happy to put in the leg work but wouldn't want to waste my time if 700+ is not likely.
Any input is appreciated. Thanks
26 Apr 2020, 07:34
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Hi,
I guess you should spend 2.5 hours and just give an official or 3rd party mock test to really know your current level. Only then will you know where you are currently at and how much effort is required.
Veristas mock test was pretty accurate for me, you could try that(it's free).
Best of luck.
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I guess you should spend 2.5 hours and just give an official or 3rd party mock test to really know your current level. Only then will you know where you are currently at and how much effort is required.
Veristas mock test was pretty accurate for me, you could try that(it's free).
Best of luck.
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26 Apr 2020, 08:35
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An Official Mock may give you a better idea where you score lies.
