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javiergalan1989
Joined: 11 Oct 2017
Last visit: 17 Dec 2018
Posts: 2
Location: Spain
Schools: LBS '21 (A)
GMAT 1: 650 Q46 V39
GPA: 3.3
08 May 2018, 22:34
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I've taken the GMAT several times and I'm done with it. Even thought my target was 700 and I was performing above this level in my simulations, I didn't reach my goal and my highest score in an official exam is 650. The issue is I never performed at my level at both parts of the exam on the same day. So my maximum verbal score is 39 and my maximum quant score is 46. This would be a 690 combined.
Do business schools take this into account at all? Please see below a list of my GMAT official scores (in chronological order):
• 640 (V39 Q39)
• 610 (V29, Q46)
• 650 (V36, Q43)
I’m planning to apply to the following MBA programs:
• LBS
• INSEAD
• IESE
• HEC
• IMD
Let me know your thoughts, your help is much appreciated.
Do business schools take this into account at all? Please see below a list of my GMAT official scores (in chronological order):
• 640 (V39 Q39)
• 610 (V29, Q46)
• 650 (V36, Q43)
I’m planning to apply to the following MBA programs:
• LBS
• INSEAD
• IESE
• HEC
• IMD
Let me know your thoughts, your help is much appreciated.
08 May 2018, 23:04
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Hi javiergalan1989,
thank you for your post.
Of your target schools, the only one that explicitly mentions might combine Verbal and Quant scores of different GMAT attempts is INSEAD.
That being said, there should not be a significant drop in any of the individual scores, and INSEAD recommends at least to hit 70-75% on both Q and V.
When you achieved your Q46 there was a drop on your verbal to V29. Also, your highest Q score, Q46, is around 60% therefore below the recommended 70-75%.
If you don't plan to retake the GMAT, make sure on your applications (i.e. CV, Essays, LoRs) you are able to convey a strong academic capacity through experiences in your education, professional and personal lives.
I hope this helps.
For a more detailed discussion, please feel free to PM me or email me directly at [email protected].
Thank you.
Alex
thank you for your post.
Of your target schools, the only one that explicitly mentions might combine Verbal and Quant scores of different GMAT attempts is INSEAD.
That being said, there should not be a significant drop in any of the individual scores, and INSEAD recommends at least to hit 70-75% on both Q and V.
When you achieved your Q46 there was a drop on your verbal to V29. Also, your highest Q score, Q46, is around 60% therefore below the recommended 70-75%.
If you don't plan to retake the GMAT, make sure on your applications (i.e. CV, Essays, LoRs) you are able to convey a strong academic capacity through experiences in your education, professional and personal lives.
I hope this helps.
For a more detailed discussion, please feel free to PM me or email me directly at [email protected].
Thank you.
Alex
