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19 Jan 2012, 16:17
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The school that I applied to stated that I need a 570 on the GMAT to be competitive for admission. This is based on a review of my grades, transcripts, etc stuff.
I have not taken the test yet and just wanted to get a feel for "how hard" it will be to make this score.
Thanks everyone....
I have not taken the test yet and just wanted to get a feel for "how hard" it will be to make this score.
Thanks everyone....
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20 Jan 2012, 03:37
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That's around a 55 percentile.
Depending on your starting point, you could potentially require zero prep.
Take a practice test. If you feel confident and score above 570, I'd schedule the test. If you want to blow the baseline score out of the water to a much stronger candidate, a month of proper prep could do that.
Depending on your starting point, you could potentially require zero prep.
Take a practice test. If you feel confident and score above 570, I'd schedule the test. If you want to blow the baseline score out of the water to a much stronger candidate, a month of proper prep could do that.
13 Aug 2025, 09:42
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I`d say just give the test. Good luck
