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20 Nov 2010, 15:51
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Hi I am an international student
I have a five days for my gmat and I am a bit confused where to devote my last hours of preparation
I have been scoring 43-46 on math lately but my verbal has been from 29 to 38 which is much more inconsistent.
Since I am not a native english speaker, I believe it would be justifiable to compare my verbal score not entirely to that of a native speaking person. But my opinion is not important, rather how the admission committee sees it.
My question is, since I am aiming at the top ranking schools.
Is it more important for me to get a high Quant score and a fairly good verbal score ?
or
Should is it better to focus on getting a as high as possible total Gmat score, i.e. lifting my verbal but not getting as high in quant.
Does anyone know or have an idea of how the admissions approach the applications regarding this factor ???
many thanks
I have a five days for my gmat and I am a bit confused where to devote my last hours of preparation
I have been scoring 43-46 on math lately but my verbal has been from 29 to 38 which is much more inconsistent.
Since I am not a native english speaker, I believe it would be justifiable to compare my verbal score not entirely to that of a native speaking person. But my opinion is not important, rather how the admission committee sees it.
My question is, since I am aiming at the top ranking schools.
Is it more important for me to get a high Quant score and a fairly good verbal score ?
or
Should is it better to focus on getting a as high as possible total Gmat score, i.e. lifting my verbal but not getting as high in quant.
Does anyone know or have an idea of how the admissions approach the applications regarding this factor ???
many thanks
20 Nov 2010, 16:01
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I wish I could help. I am a native speaker. Good luck, I feel your pain!
20 Nov 2010, 22:42
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Its your Total GMAT score that matters.
Even 36V & 49Q can score in 700 in total.
But when you are trying for Top B Schools, AWA does matter also. & One of the AWA scoring criteria is spelling & Grammar.
Even 36V & 49Q can score in 700 in total.
But when you are trying for Top B Schools, AWA does matter also. & One of the AWA scoring criteria is spelling & Grammar.
