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10 Jan 2015, 04:34
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I am highly depressed while writing this post and I hope I will get some motivation/advice from you guys.
I have given GMAT twice First time 650 and this time(one day before) 660[48(M)+30(V)].
I was highly shocked when I saw my score because I prepared very hard day and night to cross 700 barrier and in mock test also I was scoring well.
I want to know what should be my strategy for prep now ? How many days break I should I take ?
I was highly confident this time but unfortunately
Guys please guide me so that I can restart my studies again..
I am highly depressed while writing this post and I hope I will get some motivation/advice from you guys.
I have given GMAT twice First time 650 and this time(one day before) 660[48(M)+30(V)].
I was highly shocked when I saw my score because I prepared very hard day and night to cross 700 barrier and in mock test also I was scoring well.
I want to know what should be my strategy for prep now ? How many days break I should I take ?
I was highly confident this time but unfortunately
Guys please guide me so that I can restart my studies again..
10 Jan 2015, 07:50
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10 Jan 2015, 20:49
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Hi ajaym28,
First off, both 650 and 660 are strong scores (they're both right around the 80th percentile), so you've performed well. While most Test Takers *want* a 700+ score, that score might not be necessary - it's possible that this score will be strong enough to get you into Business School.
That having been said, if you can tell me a bit more about your studies, then I should be able to help you figure out what you need to do to improve:
1) What were your Scaled Scores on your first GMAT?
2) What resources did you use to study?
3) How long have you studied?
4) Did you take any of your CATs more than once?
5) What were your scores (including your Quant and Verbal Scaled Scores) on your practice CATs?
6) Did you take the ENTIRE CAT (including the Essay and IR sections)?
7) When are you planning to apply to Business School?
8) What Schools are you planning to apply to?
You should probably take a couple of days off to relax a bit. Since you have to wait 31 days before you can retake the GMAT, you have plenty of time to continue studying (if you choose to retest).
GMAT assassins aren't born, they're made,
Rich
First off, both 650 and 660 are strong scores (they're both right around the 80th percentile), so you've performed well. While most Test Takers *want* a 700+ score, that score might not be necessary - it's possible that this score will be strong enough to get you into Business School.
That having been said, if you can tell me a bit more about your studies, then I should be able to help you figure out what you need to do to improve:
1) What were your Scaled Scores on your first GMAT?
2) What resources did you use to study?
3) How long have you studied?
4) Did you take any of your CATs more than once?
5) What were your scores (including your Quant and Verbal Scaled Scores) on your practice CATs?
6) Did you take the ENTIRE CAT (including the Essay and IR sections)?
7) When are you planning to apply to Business School?
8) What Schools are you planning to apply to?
You should probably take a couple of days off to relax a bit. Since you have to wait 31 days before you can retake the GMAT, you have plenty of time to continue studying (if you choose to retest).
GMAT assassins aren't born, they're made,
Rich
