GMAT Score 700; Need help in selecting schools

700 is a great score for European Business school.
I don't think what precludes you from not applying to IESE, Esade,IE,Oxford,Cambridge, HEC and insead too.

There are other schools as well that have a lower GRE/GMAT requirement and you are way above that.

All the best for that GMAT this weekend.

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See here: https://gmatclub.com/forum/what-are-my- ... 09854.html

Take these results with a grain of salt, as every person is going to be different, but don't let your score hold you back from a school you want to apply to; a 700 is a good score!
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Hello. I hope you’re having a wonderful day. I have a problem understanding the GMAT QUANT. I’m very good in VERBAL. But I am not understanding anything from the QUANT. And I have one month left to take the exam. Please help me. What do you suggest I do to get good at the QUANT. Please. Thanks. I will be waiting your response.

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Hi there. You can buy the Manhattan quant book and go through all the concepts. It helped me a lot.

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All the above said, I hope you also understand the power of a compelling story in your application is even more powerful than the GMAT score in differentiating your case from other applicants esp. for top schools.
My suggestion is to parallelly work on your application questions as well.

Happy to help
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@TheIvyLeaugueEdge

Hi. Thanks for your response. I’m grateful for trying to assist me.

Please said “the power of a compelling story in my application is more important than the GMAT score” please what do you mean by that, can you talk more on that? I would be very grateful. Thanks.

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Sayandg93

Thanks for your recommendation. I would check it out.

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Onlysmalls:
Every year, the top schools and programs REJECT thousands of candidates with GMATs above 730, with high flying IB & Consulting careers.

While some of that happens because the schools want diversity, but a major reason remains that few of these candidates are able to display the maturity, leadership and teamwork that the schools want in their admitted cohorts. And these traits (and many more) do NOT come through GMAT scores or GPAs or such; They come through exceptional essays that incorporate the stories of the candidates' lives, the spike factors in their lives and a hunger for learning that these applicants are able to communicate through their essays and other application materials.

As such, each expert consultant will tell you the same thing, that GMATs and GPAs matter, but your story matters much more than you think.

I hope this helps.
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TheIvyLeagueEdge

Thank you very much for the helpful tips. I do appreciate you. Thanks so much.

Well, for me, I’m aiming to achieve a score of about 650. I’m good on the verbal, but the quant is just so difficult for me. I don’t know what to do. It’s really hard. Please do you have any helpful information on how I can go about understanding the quant? I have about one month to go to write my GMAT. I’ll be really grateful 🙏

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