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19 Nov 2012, 11:37
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The application deadline for the university I wanna go to is April 30th (September 2013 semester start).
I've only just started studying and practicing for the GMAT. I got a severe concussion a bit more than a month ago and couldn't do anything up to now. I'm still not supposed to do anything at all (tv, computer, even reading) but I have to get started otherwise I'll never make it. Thing is I also have my bachelor degree paper to write and I have my uni exams in January so I really need to get going.
How many time can one take the GMAT? I've heard several people say that you can take as many as you want but after 3-4 tries, the school will be suspicious. How so? Do you have to send the scores of all the GMATs you have taken? I would have thought that you simply have to send the best score. Why is it that you have to send all your scores?
I need a 680 score so I might have to take more than one. Also, do you have to wait a certain amount of time between your tries or can you just go back when you want?
I thinking of taking one around the 25th of december, and if it's not good enough, one in february or march, or both.
At the moment, I can only study small periods of time, I have a lot of trouble concentrating. I've only just started working on the math section. I'm thinking that I might be able to take my first GMAT test between the 20th-30th december.
thanks
I've only just started studying and practicing for the GMAT. I got a severe concussion a bit more than a month ago and couldn't do anything up to now. I'm still not supposed to do anything at all (tv, computer, even reading) but I have to get started otherwise I'll never make it. Thing is I also have my bachelor degree paper to write and I have my uni exams in January so I really need to get going.
How many time can one take the GMAT? I've heard several people say that you can take as many as you want but after 3-4 tries, the school will be suspicious. How so? Do you have to send the scores of all the GMATs you have taken? I would have thought that you simply have to send the best score. Why is it that you have to send all your scores?
I need a 680 score so I might have to take more than one. Also, do you have to wait a certain amount of time between your tries or can you just go back when you want?
I thinking of taking one around the 25th of december, and if it's not good enough, one in february or march, or both.
At the moment, I can only study small periods of time, I have a lot of trouble concentrating. I've only just started working on the math section. I'm thinking that I might be able to take my first GMAT test between the 20th-30th december.
thanks
19 Nov 2012, 19:42
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swissstud
It is just GMAC's policy I guess. You can't really do much about it so don't worry about it?
swissstud
You can take it once every 30 days, or is it 31 days. Around that. 4 or 5 max per year I think.
I don't know if you are aware of this thing called GMAT Prep. It is the closest thing to the real exam and is supposed to get you a real good approximation to the final score.
20 Nov 2012, 06:59
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lesliehh
Thanks for the info!
Gmat prep, is that a specific test or can you find that in any GMAT prep book? I have 3 study books:
-The official guide for GMAT review : the only study guide with more than 800 past GMAT questions - and their answers - by the creators of the test / from the Graduate Management Admission Council
-Cracking the GMAT / Geoff Martz and Adam Robinson (Princeton Review)
-and a french book
I tried to do a diagnostic test in the official guide book, only did math, I hadn't studied for anything, I didn't do too well, after 10-12 questions I stopped, I got about 3 right. I then studied the math theory that was a bit further in the book, learned about all the different terms (intergrer, factor,... I've never done math in english before so some questions I didn't even understand the question). So I reviewed the theory, sets, probabilities, etc... stuff I haven't done in years, just a refresh. Just to give you an example, I'm doing advanced econometrics at uni at the moment, I haven't reviewed my probabilities theory in 2 years. So I reviewed all the math, started doing practice questions again and it's going much better, so far I managed to answer every single one.
