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16 Aug 2024, 23:24
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695 is a very good score. However I can see that the DI score pulled it down. Were you scoring significantly higher in the mocks? If yes, then it’s not a bad idea to go for a retake.
However, if you’re applying this year itself, you’d be better off focusing on other aspects of your application.
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However, if you’re applying this year itself, you’d be better off focusing on other aspects of your application.
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17 Aug 2024, 02:34
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Hi there!
Congratulations on your GMAT score! A 695 is a solid result and puts you in a competitive position for many programs. Whether or not to retake it depends on a few factors:
1. Target Schools: Research the average GMAT scores for the programs you're interested in. If your score is below their average, you might consider retaking it.
2. Application Strength: Consider the strength of the rest of your application. If you have strong work experience, a high GPA, and compelling essays, a 695 might be sufficient.
3. Score Improvement Potential: Reflect on whether you believe you can improve your score significantly. If you think you can achieve a score in the 715 range with focused preparation, it might be worth it.
4. Time and Resources: Consider whether you have the time and resources to prepare for a retake. If you feel burnt out or pressed for time, it might be better to focus on other aspects of your application.
Ultimately, it’s a personal decision. Good luck with whatever you choose!
Congratulations on your GMAT score! A 695 is a solid result and puts you in a competitive position for many programs. Whether or not to retake it depends on a few factors:
1. Target Schools: Research the average GMAT scores for the programs you're interested in. If your score is below their average, you might consider retaking it.
2. Application Strength: Consider the strength of the rest of your application. If you have strong work experience, a high GPA, and compelling essays, a 695 might be sufficient.
3. Score Improvement Potential: Reflect on whether you believe you can improve your score significantly. If you think you can achieve a score in the 715 range with focused preparation, it might be worth it.
4. Time and Resources: Consider whether you have the time and resources to prepare for a retake. If you feel burnt out or pressed for time, it might be better to focus on other aspects of your application.
Ultimately, it’s a personal decision. Good luck with whatever you choose!
