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15 Nov 2010, 15:42
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What the hell should I do?
Should I cancel and reschedule Wednesdays GMAT (the 17th), or should I simply accept that this is my GMAT score, take the exam, and then send out apps.
The next possible testing dates in my area are limited to: December 2nd, 9th, 16th, 22nd, and 30th.
If my understanding is correct: it takes 20 days from the day you take the GMAT before official scores are available to send to schools. If admissions reviews an application package only when 100% of material is available, then waiting until December means my application will remain incomplete (and thus not reviewed) since my GMAT score wont be available until late January...and this is beyond the deadline for some schools. I'd rather apply with a poor score than not apply at all.
As for my score: I'll settle for getting as close to 600 as possible. Is it reasonable to make a 100+ point gain (470-to-570) in two weeks time?
P.S. And before you ask: the answer is No, I am not targeting or planning on applying to top tier schools.
Should I cancel and reschedule Wednesdays GMAT (the 17th), or should I simply accept that this is my GMAT score, take the exam, and then send out apps.
The next possible testing dates in my area are limited to: December 2nd, 9th, 16th, 22nd, and 30th.
If my understanding is correct: it takes 20 days from the day you take the GMAT before official scores are available to send to schools. If admissions reviews an application package only when 100% of material is available, then waiting until December means my application will remain incomplete (and thus not reviewed) since my GMAT score wont be available until late January...and this is beyond the deadline for some schools. I'd rather apply with a poor score than not apply at all.
As for my score: I'll settle for getting as close to 600 as possible. Is it reasonable to make a 100+ point gain (470-to-570) in two weeks time?
P.S. And before you ask: the answer is No, I am not targeting or planning on applying to top tier schools.
15 Nov 2010, 16:11
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well it is certainly possible to raise the score if you fix your problems which seems to be on both quant and verbal. understand the basics is a big step forward... quant prob easier to improve than other parts. not sure about delaying the test and having it on time for schools though... but if you cancel/delay now i dont think you will get any money back so might as well take it i suppose?
15 Nov 2010, 16:22
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Isn't there is a 31 day ban before you can re-take the GMAT? So, for instance, if I take the GMAT this Wednesday, then I must wait until late December for a chance to re-take; then wait an ADDITIONAL 20 odd days for the scores to be available to be sent to schools.... pushing into late January.
