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31 Oct 2011, 15:13
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I just took my GMAT recently and scored a 690 (~90th percentile) with Q48 (80th percentile) and V35 (75th percentile). I have an undergrad degree in Math from one of the top 100 universities in the world (public, not private) and a GPA of 3.5. I could have scored higher on quant. I have scored 50 in quant in my practice exams. Just wondering if I should retake GMAT to break the 700 barrier. My target is the top 10 business schools in the U.S. I'll appreciate any insights you may have. Thanks.
31 Oct 2011, 16:03
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690 is good enough. Don't waste your time. A quick glance at the interview stats for HBS/Wharton and Stanford in the coming weeks will show you that after a certain threshold (around 680) your work background, which is already predetermined, determines your applicability. 690 is fine, in my opinion.
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I would completely agree with ebonn101 here.
But I would also suggest you that if you feel that this score is not a true reflection of your capabilities, then go ahead and give it one more shot. Since you are a math student you can take your score to 49-50 easily.
Also there is a room of improvement in your Verbal also. So it's your call, either work on your apps. or work hard once again on your GMAT to cross that 700 barrier
But I would also suggest you that if you feel that this score is not a true reflection of your capabilities, then go ahead and give it one more shot. Since you are a math student you can take your score to 49-50 easily.
Also there is a room of improvement in your Verbal also. So it's your call, either work on your apps. or work hard once again on your GMAT to cross that 700 barrier
.. Don't know if I should reattempt it or concentrate on apps. Is there any minimum score (for ticking purposes) that the universities use? What is that score? Some say, it is 680.. is it true? Please guide. 
