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02 Sep 2018, 02:16
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Hello everyone,
I passed GMAT few days ago, was very anxious and managed to get a 650 (IR 8, 92th percentile - Quant 39 (never ever did THAT low in all my prep), 35th percentile, and Verbal 40 (90th percentile).
This is a very unbalanced score, but having high overall grades in my current undergrad educations (with high math grades), I hope the admission committee will (worst case scenario) look at my math grades to see whether my low quant was a "test mistake" or not.
Furthermore, my last internship was at EY and I am going to Accenture in a few months.
Do you think this is enough for top European (ESSEC, ESCP, IE, ESADE, St Gallen, Bocconi) MSCs?
Thank you in advance!!
I passed GMAT few days ago, was very anxious and managed to get a 650 (IR 8, 92th percentile - Quant 39 (never ever did THAT low in all my prep), 35th percentile, and Verbal 40 (90th percentile).
This is a very unbalanced score, but having high overall grades in my current undergrad educations (with high math grades), I hope the admission committee will (worst case scenario) look at my math grades to see whether my low quant was a "test mistake" or not.
Furthermore, my last internship was at EY and I am going to Accenture in a few months.
Do you think this is enough for top European (ESSEC, ESCP, IE, ESADE, St Gallen, Bocconi) MSCs?
Thank you in advance!!
04 Sep 2018, 00:34
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tsamaman not sure but I would strongly recommend you retake (push to round 2 if needed) take the GRE and if all else fails do MBA Math (google it)
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