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MitchA
Joined: 26 Feb 2012
Last visit: 05 Dec 2017
Posts: 40
Given Kudos: 13
Location: United Kingdom
Concentration: Strategy, General Management
Schools: HBS '19 (D) Oxford"18 (A) Insead Sept '17 (M)
GMAT 1: 700 Q48 V36
19 Mar 2012, 16:33
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Hi , First of all i appreciate the help you're all giving out , unfortunately i discovered the GMAT club 4 days before my first test .
I took the test on March the 1st after 2 weeks of (not so serious) preparations , i thought it'd be much easier than it actually is . Long story short , i got 550 but i need to get around 650 for my masters applications (Ross , LSE , Queens Canada and WBS) .
I took the toefl last week and got 115 , so it really encouraged me to improve my GMAT score to improve my chances (i have an undergrad degree in accounting with distinction ) .
Do you think it's possible to get the 650+ in this short amount of time (to make it on time before they make their decision) ? and for the schools i mentioned with my high Toefl score will a GMAT score of around 650 be enough ?
Update : forgot to mention that i don't currently work , so i can literally spend all day studying .
Thanks a lot .
Michel
I took the test on March the 1st after 2 weeks of (not so serious) preparations , i thought it'd be much easier than it actually is . Long story short , i got 550 but i need to get around 650 for my masters applications (Ross , LSE , Queens Canada and WBS) .
I took the toefl last week and got 115 , so it really encouraged me to improve my GMAT score to improve my chances (i have an undergrad degree in accounting with distinction ) .
Do you think it's possible to get the 650+ in this short amount of time (to make it on time before they make their decision) ? and for the schools i mentioned with my high Toefl score will a GMAT score of around 650 be enough ?
Update : forgot to mention that i don't currently work , so i can literally spend all day studying .
Thanks a lot .
Michel
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20 Mar 2012, 14:32
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The short answer is "yes" though I'm sure you already knew if you've browsed the forums.
It's all up to you - study habits (quality vs. quantity - though it sounds like you have an abundance of the later).
Check out the stories or "journeys" of others that have retaken. No need to rehash retake strategies for each post asking for advice on retaking / score possibilities. There are plenty of these available in other posts.
I think others have moved their scores more than what you're aiming to do. For example (though not intending to present myself as a sterling example of GMAT prep...), my first practice exam landed at 580. 1 month later real GMAT @ 680, 1 month later real GMAT @ 760. I was working FT plus doing some consulting on the side for all but 1 week of the study period. Most GMAT takers work FT while preparing.
On the other hand some struggle to move their scores more than 20 points despite Herculean efforts involving 12 or more months of prep.
Absolutely doable but never any guarantees. Good luck.
It's all up to you - study habits (quality vs. quantity - though it sounds like you have an abundance of the later).
Check out the stories or "journeys" of others that have retaken. No need to rehash retake strategies for each post asking for advice on retaking / score possibilities. There are plenty of these available in other posts.
I think others have moved their scores more than what you're aiming to do. For example (though not intending to present myself as a sterling example of GMAT prep...), my first practice exam landed at 580. 1 month later real GMAT @ 680, 1 month later real GMAT @ 760. I was working FT plus doing some consulting on the side for all but 1 week of the study period. Most GMAT takers work FT while preparing.
On the other hand some struggle to move their scores more than 20 points despite Herculean efforts involving 12 or more months of prep.
Absolutely doable but never any guarantees. Good luck.
20 Mar 2012, 16:32
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Yes you can ..depends on how badly you want to achieve your goal?
