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26 Aug 2024, 07:27
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Hi everyone,
I'm 33 years old with 10 years of experience in Software Development, and I recently took the Executive Assessment (EA) exam on August 19th, scoring a 154 overall:
Quant: 16
IR: 10
Verbal: 8
I began my preparation with the GMAT Official Guide and later switched to Target Test Prep (TTP), where I completed about 90% of the practice problems. In the official mock tests, I consistently scored around 150-152.
During the actual exam, I felt some nervousness, particularly during the Integrated Reasoning (IR) section. I struggled with the first half due to time pressure, but managed to stay calm and performed much better in the second half. Verbal has been a challenging area for me, but I did relatively well in Critical Reasoning and Sentence Correction.
Quantitative Reasoning was my strongest section, and I gave it my all to score a 16. I’ve applied to the part-time MBA program at NUS and am currently awaiting their decision.
Thank you for reading!
I'm 33 years old with 10 years of experience in Software Development, and I recently took the Executive Assessment (EA) exam on August 19th, scoring a 154 overall:
Quant: 16
IR: 10
Verbal: 8
I began my preparation with the GMAT Official Guide and later switched to Target Test Prep (TTP), where I completed about 90% of the practice problems. In the official mock tests, I consistently scored around 150-152.
During the actual exam, I felt some nervousness, particularly during the Integrated Reasoning (IR) section. I struggled with the first half due to time pressure, but managed to stay calm and performed much better in the second half. Verbal has been a challenging area for me, but I did relatively well in Critical Reasoning and Sentence Correction.
Quantitative Reasoning was my strongest section, and I gave it my all to score a 16. I’ve applied to the part-time MBA program at NUS and am currently awaiting their decision.
Thank you for reading!
26 Aug 2024, 10:16
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Dear Dinesh18021991,
Congratulations on the solid EA performance! Business schools are normally most concerned with your quant score, and 16 is a very strong score! Most top schools are ok if you score 10 in IR; in general, they are less concerned with the IR score, so even a score of 9 may not be problematic. The verbal score of 8 is relatively weak, but if English is not your first language (I am not sure if it is or isn't), then they will likely not be overly concerned with that.
Good luck with your application!
Best wishes,
Dr. Shelle
Founder and President, MBA Admit.com
Bio: https://mbaadmit.com/about/about-dr-shel/
LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/drshelle
Congratulations on the solid EA performance! Business schools are normally most concerned with your quant score, and 16 is a very strong score! Most top schools are ok if you score 10 in IR; in general, they are less concerned with the IR score, so even a score of 9 may not be problematic. The verbal score of 8 is relatively weak, but if English is not your first language (I am not sure if it is or isn't), then they will likely not be overly concerned with that.
Good luck with your application!
Best wishes,
Dr. Shelle
Founder and President, MBA Admit.com
Bio: https://mbaadmit.com/about/about-dr-shel/
LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/drshelle
26 Aug 2024, 11:20
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Took my EA test today and scored 163.
IR:12
VR: 13
QR: 18
Prepared for around ~4 weeks. Got the official EA practice bundle. I went through all questions and 4 tests (range of 155 - 163). I found the actual test to be slightly tougher than the mocks.
IR:12
VR: 13
QR: 18
Prepared for around ~4 weeks. Got the official EA practice bundle. I went through all questions and 4 tests (range of 155 - 163). I found the actual test to be slightly tougher than the mocks.
). Last month I decided to go for EA, since I am already too old for GMAT. I spent 0.5 hours on working day and 2 hours on weekends by solving mixed questions from all three sections for a month (only official preps - 300-question bank & 4 official mock exams)
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