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15 Feb 2020, 00:01
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I have scheduled to take the exam on 19th Feb. This is going to be my 2nd GMAT attempt. My first attempt was made in Dec 2018 and the score was a miserable 630. This year I m more determined than ever to make it to the top B-school. I have resigned from my job and m 100% focused on GMAT preparation since mid-Jan this year, training at least 5 hours a day. I did my first CAT a week ago and got 700 (see the attached) and the second one (also attached my result) just now and got the same overall score. My I.R. score is still miserable.
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1) would a bad I.R. score make a bad impression to B-school, even if I have a strong overall verbal-quant score?
2) is anything between 700-730 good enough to make it to e.g., INSEAD/ LBS/ Kellogg?
3) is there anything I should / can do in these 3 days to boost my score? or is it too late already?
Questions:
1) would a bad I.R. score make a bad impression to B-school, even if I have a strong overall verbal-quant score?
2) is anything between 700-730 good enough to make it to e.g., INSEAD/ LBS/ Kellogg?
3) is there anything I should / can do in these 3 days to boost my score? or is it too late already?
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15 Feb 2020, 00:11
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and one more question, please:
When I was doing CAT, I got tired quickly, usually after I have done the first session, which is Quant. And when I m tired, I tend to lose focus ... is there any way to enhance my stamina?
When I was doing CAT, I got tired quickly, usually after I have done the first session, which is Quant. And when I m tired, I tend to lose focus ... is there any way to enhance my stamina?
15 Feb 2020, 05:06
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You can build stamina by taking third party mock and don't rely much on score. Just take to build stamina
