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26 May 2011, 06:56
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Hey everyone,
This is my first post - I`ve spent the last few months alternating between working, running and retreating into my GMAT-fortress every day (mostly my boss`s office or my living room). I`m looking to apply to schools this year - my GMAT score will determine the names on the list
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After reading all the Manhattan books and doing a fair share of practice problems, I`ve scheduled the GMAT for June 13th and started doing a few mock exams. I got a 700 on my first GMAT Prep, 740 on another Manhattan and yesterday a 720 on my latest Manhattan.
Things seem to be going well - I need to work on consistency on 700-800 quant problems mostly, which I generally tend to get wrong after getting a few right.
Given these scores, do you guys think I should move up my GMAT to a sooner date? I feel like I`m in a good place and am afraid that if I wait longer I`ll lose my edge. I`m thinking of moving it to June 6th.
Thanks!
Bruno
This is my first post - I`ve spent the last few months alternating between working, running and retreating into my GMAT-fortress every day (mostly my boss`s office or my living room). I`m looking to apply to schools this year - my GMAT score will determine the names on the list
.After reading all the Manhattan books and doing a fair share of practice problems, I`ve scheduled the GMAT for June 13th and started doing a few mock exams. I got a 700 on my first GMAT Prep, 740 on another Manhattan and yesterday a 720 on my latest Manhattan.
Things seem to be going well - I need to work on consistency on 700-800 quant problems mostly, which I generally tend to get wrong after getting a few right.
Given these scores, do you guys think I should move up my GMAT to a sooner date? I feel like I`m in a good place and am afraid that if I wait longer I`ll lose my edge. I`m thinking of moving it to June 6th.
Thanks!
Bruno
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27 May 2011, 02:46
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Hi, for some the movement of dates does matter but for me it doesn't. All one gets in gmat is reflective of his/her abilities & the abilities dont change much in a course of 7-8 days. So, in my opinion, you should wait for 13th and till then try some other CATs (atleast 4).
Best of luck & keep us posted.
Best of luck & keep us posted.
29 May 2011, 09:00
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I would keep the date the same. Moving the date costs money and probably wouldn't change your score much. Besides, what if you discover a particular weakness and need those extra days to correct it?
