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Hey,
So I wrote my GMAT today and got a 700 Q49/V36. But my IR score was a low 2. I plan to apply to the top schools like Booth, Kellogg, UCLA etc. How badly does this affect my admission?
For a quick brief - I have about 4 years of work experience and I currently work in Deloitte Consulting. I am also a business (restaurant) owner.
Would greatly appreciate a response.
Thanks!
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So I wrote my GMAT today and got a 700 Q49/V36. But my IR score was a low 2. I plan to apply to the top schools like Booth, Kellogg, UCLA etc. How badly does this affect my admission?
For a quick brief - I have about 4 years of work experience and I currently work in Deloitte Consulting. I am also a business (restaurant) owner.
Would greatly appreciate a response.
Thanks!
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13 Dec 2022, 19:48
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Congratulations on an excellent GMAT score.
IR score may not affect the overall assessment by the schools while considering the applications. Best of Luck.
IR score may not affect the overall assessment by the schools while considering the applications. Best of Luck.
14 Dec 2022, 08:29
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Vrin:
This is tricky. While, yes, your overall GMAT score is great an IR score of 2 may raise an eyebrow. It's definitely not a major issue like an low GMAT score (or low individual Q component), a poor GPA, no extracurricular activities, etc. so you can take a deep breath.
You basically have three options.
1. Apply with this IR score and roll the dice.
2. Retake the test to hold/improve your GMAT score and raise your IR component. It doesn't sound like you will have time if you are applying for R2 unless you literally just sit for a retake without much preparation. That's not a terrible plan because the school counts your highest score so you are already in a good position.
3. Retake the test and apply next year. I honestly wouldn't do this solely based on a low IR score. It's simply not THAT big of a deal and there's no guarantee you'll do equally as well or better on the GMAT.
Let us know how you plan to proceed and if we can help.
-Admissionado
This is tricky. While, yes, your overall GMAT score is great an IR score of 2 may raise an eyebrow. It's definitely not a major issue like an low GMAT score (or low individual Q component), a poor GPA, no extracurricular activities, etc. so you can take a deep breath.
You basically have three options.
1. Apply with this IR score and roll the dice.
2. Retake the test to hold/improve your GMAT score and raise your IR component. It doesn't sound like you will have time if you are applying for R2 unless you literally just sit for a retake without much preparation. That's not a terrible plan because the school counts your highest score so you are already in a good position.
3. Retake the test and apply next year. I honestly wouldn't do this solely based on a low IR score. It's simply not THAT big of a deal and there's no guarantee you'll do equally as well or better on the GMAT.
Let us know how you plan to proceed and if we can help.
-Admissionado
