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15 Sep 2011, 12:32
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Hey Folks,
I'm taking the gmat in 2 weeks and have been getting some really lopsided GMAT scores on the Kaplan CATs.
My verbal is consistently in the 98-99% percentile, but my quant section has ranged widely from a 41-75%.
My overall scores have been 680-710.
The honest truth of the matter is, I'm not really a quant person. I did do a minor in Econ in undergrad, and took calc and stats, but my quant background isn't that solid (overall undergrad gpa 3.68). Professionally, I am an analyst at a large government agency and my function is to investigate large pharma companies- not necessarily their numbers but other components of their businesses (marketing, manufacturing, etc).
Honestly, I just want to get into some decent schools in the dc area. I'd be thrilled with Georgetown, but happy with Maryland. I'm not sure about George Washington or AU, because I haven't researched them enough.
Are those schools unrealistic considering my profile? Any advice about this?
I'm pretty stressed and upset by all of this- I've really been studying the quant hard for months now, but my scores fluctuate regardless of my best efforts- it seems like i cruise through the problems in the Official guides comfortably, but then with Kaplan CATs, I find myself in some trouble.
Thanks,
Rick
I'm taking the gmat in 2 weeks and have been getting some really lopsided GMAT scores on the Kaplan CATs.
My verbal is consistently in the 98-99% percentile, but my quant section has ranged widely from a 41-75%.
My overall scores have been 680-710.
The honest truth of the matter is, I'm not really a quant person. I did do a minor in Econ in undergrad, and took calc and stats, but my quant background isn't that solid (overall undergrad gpa 3.68). Professionally, I am an analyst at a large government agency and my function is to investigate large pharma companies- not necessarily their numbers but other components of their businesses (marketing, manufacturing, etc).
Honestly, I just want to get into some decent schools in the dc area. I'd be thrilled with Georgetown, but happy with Maryland. I'm not sure about George Washington or AU, because I haven't researched them enough.
Are those schools unrealistic considering my profile? Any advice about this?
I'm pretty stressed and upset by all of this- I've really been studying the quant hard for months now, but my scores fluctuate regardless of my best efforts- it seems like i cruise through the problems in the Official guides comfortably, but then with Kaplan CATs, I find myself in some trouble.
Thanks,
Rick
15 Sep 2011, 14:13
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I've found the kaplan scores to be off by quite a bit compared to MGMAT and GMATprep. I wouldn't put much trust in them. The questions don't seem very representative of the GMATs either.
Anyway, I'm in the same boat. My verbal scores are always around 44-45 (98-99th percentile), but my math has been around a 45-47 (75-80th percentile), which is actually a big improvement from where I started - around 36 (48th percentile).
Your scores shouldn't fluctuate that much, so maybe take a GMATprep and see how you do, it will be the best indicator of where you stand.
To your other question, I would think that anything in the range of 700 would make you competitive for georgetown, especially with your gpa.
Anyway, I'm in the same boat. My verbal scores are always around 44-45 (98-99th percentile), but my math has been around a 45-47 (75-80th percentile), which is actually a big improvement from where I started - around 36 (48th percentile).
Your scores shouldn't fluctuate that much, so maybe take a GMATprep and see how you do, it will be the best indicator of where you stand.
To your other question, I would think that anything in the range of 700 would make you competitive for georgetown, especially with your gpa.
16 Sep 2011, 12:42
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dont worry mate...I think You will gonna have a grip on georgetown.....
