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26 Oct 2018, 03:13
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Hi guys
I got a GMAT score of 550. The schools I intended to apply to are Oxford-Said, NUS and ISB. I was hoping for a 650 or above. Is there a point still applying to these colleges? The second rounds are around mid Nov - Dec. And if I plan to apply this year, I need to write my GMAT/GRE again and apply in the 3rd round. But there is a good chance that I;m burned out and not really in the shape to perform well.
Otherwise, the option would be to reapply another year.
Any suggestions?
I got a GMAT score of 550. The schools I intended to apply to are Oxford-Said, NUS and ISB. I was hoping for a 650 or above. Is there a point still applying to these colleges? The second rounds are around mid Nov - Dec. And if I plan to apply this year, I need to write my GMAT/GRE again and apply in the 3rd round. But there is a good chance that I;m burned out and not really in the shape to perform well.
Otherwise, the option would be to reapply another year.
Any suggestions?
26 Oct 2018, 14:50
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Not really with that score unless you are one of a kind individual who has a good explanation for scoring 50%th percentile
30 Oct 2018, 04:06
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Hi tp9320,
I agree with bb; you probably should not apply with that score.
That being said, I don’t think you should give up! Although it’s unlikely that you will raise your GMAT score by 100 points in time for second round deadlines, if you can knock out the GMAT in the next 2 to 3 months, you will be in a great spot for first round next year, you know? Since you are burned out, maybe give yourself a few weeks’ break and then get back on the horse.
If you need some advice on how to create a study plan, feel free to reach back out, and I’d be happy to help. You also may find this article helpful: Developing the Proper Mindset for GMAT Success.
Hang in there, my friend. I’ve got your back!!
I agree with bb; you probably should not apply with that score.
That being said, I don’t think you should give up! Although it’s unlikely that you will raise your GMAT score by 100 points in time for second round deadlines, if you can knock out the GMAT in the next 2 to 3 months, you will be in a great spot for first round next year, you know? Since you are burned out, maybe give yourself a few weeks’ break and then get back on the horse.
If you need some advice on how to create a study plan, feel free to reach back out, and I’d be happy to help. You also may find this article helpful: Developing the Proper Mindset for GMAT Success.
Hang in there, my friend. I’ve got your back!!
