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20 Dec 2014, 07:12
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Hi Guys
I need your urgent help. I have taken the GMAT and my score was really not good. I want to sit for the test again somewhere around 10 jan.
Though my deadlines are in January and I think I can improve further.
Do you think it is advisable to retake the GMAT after submitting the app as it might take 10 for the score to reach university?
Guys please help!
I need your urgent help. I have taken the GMAT and my score was really not good. I want to sit for the test again somewhere around 10 jan.
Though my deadlines are in January and I think I can improve further.
Do you think it is advisable to retake the GMAT after submitting the app as it might take 10 for the score to reach university?
Guys please help!
22 Dec 2014, 20:34
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Hi amyjohn,
If you can answer a few questions, then I'll be happy to offer some advice:
1) What is your Official GMAT score (including the Quant and Verbal Scaled Scores)?
2) How long did you study?
3) What GMAT resources did you use during your studies?
4) What schools are you planning to apply to and/or what are their respective average GMAT scores?
5) How were you scoring on your practice CATs?
6) Did you take the ENTIRE CAT each time (or did you skip the Essay and/or IR sections)?
7) Would you be willing to apply during a later Round?
GMAT assassins aren't born, they're made,
Rich
If you can answer a few questions, then I'll be happy to offer some advice:
1) What is your Official GMAT score (including the Quant and Verbal Scaled Scores)?
2) How long did you study?
3) What GMAT resources did you use during your studies?
4) What schools are you planning to apply to and/or what are their respective average GMAT scores?
5) How were you scoring on your practice CATs?
6) Did you take the ENTIRE CAT each time (or did you skip the Essay and/or IR sections)?
7) Would you be willing to apply during a later Round?
GMAT assassins aren't born, they're made,
Rich
24 Dec 2014, 10:48
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It really depends on your situation.
One of our students was in a similar situation - but he waited until he was waitlisted by the school to make the decision to retake the test. In his case, his score was actually pretty high at 690 -- but the score itself was lopsided with a really high quant score and a relatively low verbal score.
He then signed up with us and retook the exam -- blowing past his expectations with a 760.
Not only did he get OFF the waitlist, but he was awarded a half-tuition scholarship: https://www.gmatpill.com/the-gmat-pill-m ... l-student/
In your case, if you might have a shot -- meaning if your score is within range, but might be lop-sided -- then I'd say wait until you hear back.
If you feel your entire application isn't quite where it needs to be and your score is also on the low side / not in range -- then definitely retake.
One of our students was in a similar situation - but he waited until he was waitlisted by the school to make the decision to retake the test. In his case, his score was actually pretty high at 690 -- but the score itself was lopsided with a really high quant score and a relatively low verbal score.
He then signed up with us and retook the exam -- blowing past his expectations with a 760.
Not only did he get OFF the waitlist, but he was awarded a half-tuition scholarship: https://www.gmatpill.com/the-gmat-pill-m ... l-student/
In your case, if you might have a shot -- meaning if your score is within range, but might be lop-sided -- then I'd say wait until you hear back.
If you feel your entire application isn't quite where it needs to be and your score is also on the low side / not in range -- then definitely retake.
