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31 Oct 2015, 04:25
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Hi
I gave GMAT today and was highly disappointed with my score. I got 560- 47 Percentile; Q 41- 48 Percentile; V27- 45 Percentile. I am not sure what the scores tell me. Though I am pretty much aware that my scores are low. Can anyone tell me what is the meaning of the scores? Am I really dumb to give gmat another shot?
I gave GMAT today and was highly disappointed with my score. I got 560- 47 Percentile; Q 41- 48 Percentile; V27- 45 Percentile. I am not sure what the scores tell me. Though I am pretty much aware that my scores are low. Can anyone tell me what is the meaning of the scores? Am I really dumb to give gmat another shot?
31 Oct 2015, 15:10
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Hi chandeep01,
A 560 is just above the national average (the average score on the Official GMAT hovers around 540-550 most years). The GMAT score is one piece of the overall application for Business School, so you have to define some of those 'goals' before you can evaluate if your GMAT score is 'good enough' for your needs.
1) What Business Schools do you want to apply to?
2) When do you plan to apply?
3) Are you interested in applying for Scholarships?
Business Schools don't care if you take the GMAT more than once, so doing so is not a big deal. Once we have a better idea of your big picture goals/plans, then we can talk about how you can study more effectively (assuming you plan to retake the GMAT).
GMAT assassins aren't born, they're made,
Rich
A 560 is just above the national average (the average score on the Official GMAT hovers around 540-550 most years). The GMAT score is one piece of the overall application for Business School, so you have to define some of those 'goals' before you can evaluate if your GMAT score is 'good enough' for your needs.
1) What Business Schools do you want to apply to?
2) When do you plan to apply?
3) Are you interested in applying for Scholarships?
Business Schools don't care if you take the GMAT more than once, so doing so is not a big deal. Once we have a better idea of your big picture goals/plans, then we can talk about how you can study more effectively (assuming you plan to retake the GMAT).
GMAT assassins aren't born, they're made,
Rich
01 Nov 2015, 00:26
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EMPOWERgmatRichC
Hey.. Thanks for the reply. I have 3 years of work ex in india. I was aiming ISB at first because i thought i can easily get a 700. But now things are different. I am going to give it another shot, may be after couple of months.
Let me give a brief intro. I am a software developer - which every other indian is - having 3 years of work ex. Mostly i am interested in operations management. I like improving the processes with which things work and i have no problems in coming back to IT after my MBA. I dont have much of an idea about the schools that will be good for me. Any suggestions?
