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Invited to re-apply at INSEAD with a better quant score

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Invited to re-apply at INSEAD with a better quant score [#permalink] New post   24 Nov 2020, 08:37
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Hello all,

I have been a real stalker on this forum for the past 18 months, and I know how benevolent and helpful you all are!

I applied for the Sept21 intake at INSEAD and received a mail from the admission committee saying that my low quant score at GMAT did not match my application. In substance, I had been unsuccessful. But, they also told me that I could re-apply if I managed to improve (dramatically - understand me) my quant score.

So, even though I am feeling the famed gmat fatigue, this idea that one silly result could prevent me from attending my dream school has lit a fire under my seat and I want to retake this exam and ace it.

I am humbly asking you to guide me in this quant quest.

How would you go about increasing a 29% quant (balanced by a 89% verbal and 91% IR) into a 75%? Bearing also in mind that I have been studying and working in humanities since I was 16?

Would tutoring help? Or the Economist program? Or any other resource?

Please help me design a plan!

And thank you all for reading me!

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Re: Invited to re-apply at INSEAD with a better quant score [#permalink] New post   24 Nov 2020, 09:59
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Magoosh I found super helpful and was cost friendly .

Then I would pay a tutor to get you even better .

You’ll be spending over $100k attending your dream school . So invest a little in yourself to get there :)

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Re: Invited to re-apply at INSEAD with a better quant score [#permalink] New post   24 Nov 2020, 10:20
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If Q is the main hurdle to get dream score. I would recommend Target Test Prep.

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Re: Invited to re-apply at INSEAD with a better quant score [#permalink] New post   26 Nov 2020, 07:51
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It depends a little on your timeline but you're welcome to reach out! We're Beacon Community. This year our clients saw an average GMAT score increase of 170 points (from 540 to 710) and an average Quant score increase of 13 points (from 34 to 47). We use human driven data analytics to target your weak areas and rapidly improve scores.
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Re: Invited to re-apply at INSEAD with a better quant score [#permalink] New post   27 Nov 2020, 15:47
I definitely recommend Target Test Prep. Especially if you start from a low level, their explanations are helpful and super clear! Also, lots of realistic practice problems.
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Re: Invited to re-apply at INSEAD with a better quant score [#permalink] New post   10 Jul 2023, 09:46
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