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06 Dec 2010, 07:51
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Hi Experts,
I need help in deciding whether I should retake GMAT or completely focus on my application with the score I have. I scored much lower than what I expected. I took the test on 20th Nov. Following are my details:
MS Computer Sc. from SUNY Stony Brook, GPA 3.55 in 2006
Working for a technology product company for last 4.5 years. Have been involved in semi-managerial roles.
Looking to jump into Product management after MBA.
Indian Male, 28
Target school: NYU Part time, Fall 2011, Westchester Campus
GMAT score: 590 (Q:48, V:23)
I still have time but I will have to regain my confidence if I have to retake the exam. I was scoring in the range of 660 to 710 on Practice tests but failed on the actual test.
The median GMAT score for NYU part time has been 620-720. Do you guys think I have a chance with current score? If not, when do you guys think I should retake the test?
I would really appreciate any help. Thanks a bunch...
- Prateek
I need help in deciding whether I should retake GMAT or completely focus on my application with the score I have. I scored much lower than what I expected. I took the test on 20th Nov. Following are my details:
MS Computer Sc. from SUNY Stony Brook, GPA 3.55 in 2006
Working for a technology product company for last 4.5 years. Have been involved in semi-managerial roles.
Looking to jump into Product management after MBA.
Indian Male, 28
Target school: NYU Part time, Fall 2011, Westchester Campus
GMAT score: 590 (Q:48, V:23)
I still have time but I will have to regain my confidence if I have to retake the exam. I was scoring in the range of 660 to 710 on Practice tests but failed on the actual test.
The median GMAT score for NYU part time has been 620-720. Do you guys think I have a chance with current score? If not, when do you guys think I should retake the test?
I would really appreciate any help. Thanks a bunch...
- Prateek
06 Dec 2010, 10:20
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prateekduble
Hi Prateek,
You should retake GMAT and target a 640+ to make your chances much better. We are assuming that NYU Part time is the only program you are applying to and retaking GMAT will still leave you with ample time for your app.
14 Feb 2011, 15:19
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Hi prateekduble,
I do recommend that you retake the GMAT, particularly because you believe you could score over 100 points higher. Your GMAT test score carries for 5 years, so you should take the test when you feel most comfortable.
I hope this was of help. Please let me know if I can answer any other questions.
Best,
Conrad and the Stacy Blackman Team
I do recommend that you retake the GMAT, particularly because you believe you could score over 100 points higher. Your GMAT test score carries for 5 years, so you should take the test when you feel most comfortable.
I hope this was of help. Please let me know if I can answer any other questions.
Best,
Conrad and the Stacy Blackman Team
