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20 Jan 2015, 12:56
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There you have it, first try on the GMAT got a 760 overall (99%) but only a 46Q (66%). Looking at top 10 b-schools, should I be retaking the test?
Thanks!
Thanks!
20 Jan 2015, 18:05
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mkessler1988
Uhh, no.
I actually think even if you improved your score by 10 points or so it may look bad. Surely there are other things in your application that could better appreciate the extra time?
Congrats on the mega score though!
20 Jan 2015, 21:24
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Hi mkessler1988,
A 760/Q46 is an outstanding performance, so you now have a score that would make any Business School happy. The rare Finance Programs (and Specialty Programs) that might *prefer* a higher Quant Scaled Score would not reject you on the basis of this GMAT score. As such, there's no reason to retest. If you are rejected from a Top10, it won't be because of your GMAT score.
You mentioned that you were "looking at" Top10 Schools, but what specific Schools/Programs are you interested in? At this "level", the competition is intense, so you might consider working with an Admissions Expert on your applications (there's a Forum full of them on this site).
GMAT assassins aren't born, they're made,
Rich
A 760/Q46 is an outstanding performance, so you now have a score that would make any Business School happy. The rare Finance Programs (and Specialty Programs) that might *prefer* a higher Quant Scaled Score would not reject you on the basis of this GMAT score. As such, there's no reason to retest. If you are rejected from a Top10, it won't be because of your GMAT score.
You mentioned that you were "looking at" Top10 Schools, but what specific Schools/Programs are you interested in? At this "level", the competition is intense, so you might consider working with an Admissions Expert on your applications (there's a Forum full of them on this site).
GMAT assassins aren't born, they're made,
Rich
