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08 May 2018, 21:20
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Percentiles break down to 96% overall, with 99% on verbal but only 52% on quant.
My profile is MBB consultant, high GPA at top public university. Applying to top schools (e.g., HBS, GSB)
My average practice test score (GMAC) was 730-740 (47Q, 44V). On actual, I scored lower on quant and higher on verbal.
Would love advice on:
1) Should I retake, given imbalanced score and low quant percentile?
2) What advice would you have to prep for retake?
Thank you!!
My profile is MBB consultant, high GPA at top public university. Applying to top schools (e.g., HBS, GSB)
My average practice test score (GMAC) was 730-740 (47Q, 44V). On actual, I scored lower on quant and higher on verbal.
Would love advice on:
1) Should I retake, given imbalanced score and low quant percentile?
2) What advice would you have to prep for retake?
Thank you!!
09 May 2018, 03:19
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Hey jacobwilber23
Welcome to GMATClub.
Congrats on the 730(and the V46). Without a doubt, I would advise you to re-take
the exam. The reason I say this is GMAT Quant is the easiest part to improve and
a score of Q49 can put you in the elite 99th percentile(with a GMAT score > 760)
provided you can maintain the same score in Verbal!
This post should help you understand where you need to put the effort in
https://gmatclub.com/forum/how-to-impro ... 41670.html
Last but not the least, if you didn't use the GMATClub Quant tests, it is an awesome
investment. Work on maintaining an error log and go through the mistakes you make
from time to time. This retrospection will definitely help you improve your scores.
Hope this helps you.
Welcome to GMATClub.
Congrats on the 730(and the V46). Without a doubt, I would advise you to re-take
the exam. The reason I say this is GMAT Quant is the easiest part to improve and
a score of Q49 can put you in the elite 99th percentile(with a GMAT score > 760)
provided you can maintain the same score in Verbal!
This post should help you understand where you need to put the effort in
https://gmatclub.com/forum/how-to-impro ... 41670.html
Last but not the least, if you didn't use the GMATClub Quant tests, it is an awesome
investment. Work on maintaining an error log and go through the mistakes you make
from time to time. This retrospection will definitely help you improve your scores.
Hope this helps you.
09 May 2018, 04:21
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jacobwilber23
Hi,
Many people will think different approach for retaking the test.
Retake GMAT-
1. Focus on Quant more. Try gmatclub quant test.
2. Try to master all the OG Quant question.
3. Maintain an error log to track your mistake.
You might need max 3-4 weeks to get to Q49 range. But at the same time practice verbal as well if you need to. You still have lot of time to retake. But make sure you are done with your GMAT by June.
Proceeding with current score-
1. You already have a high GPA.
2. You have consulting background. If your recommender can explain that you have good analytical skills in solving the problems as your strength, then it should be fine. And lower percentile on Quant shouldn't be an issue at all.
All the best to whichever decision you are going to make.
