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05 Oct 2004, 03:45
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I took my GMAT today and was pretty disappointed relative to how I performed on my practice test. I received a 730 (48 V (99%) / 42 Q (66%)).
My quantitative score is incredibly disappointing, and relative to practicing is a bit of an underperformance. I scored 780 and 770 on both PP practice tests. Generally, I have scored 99% in verbal on virtually every test, but am concerned that my quantitative score will highlight red flags.
I have a 3.9 GPA from a top 15 school, with major in financial economics. I have worked in Investment banking for 2 years and private equity for another 2 years at Morgan Stanley and Goldman Sachs, respectively.
My target schools are Stanford and Harvard. Would you reccomend that I retake the test and improve my quantitative score (I strongly believe that this score is a floor and myverbal should be 99% again). I have studied difficult math concepts, but not speed, and I simply ran out of time.
Please advise - Thanks so much.
My quantitative score is incredibly disappointing, and relative to practicing is a bit of an underperformance. I scored 780 and 770 on both PP practice tests. Generally, I have scored 99% in verbal on virtually every test, but am concerned that my quantitative score will highlight red flags.
I have a 3.9 GPA from a top 15 school, with major in financial economics. I have worked in Investment banking for 2 years and private equity for another 2 years at Morgan Stanley and Goldman Sachs, respectively.
My target schools are Stanford and Harvard. Would you reccomend that I retake the test and improve my quantitative score (I strongly believe that this score is a floor and myverbal should be 99% again). I have studied difficult math concepts, but not speed, and I simply ran out of time.
Please advise - Thanks so much.
05 Oct 2004, 09:00
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Man..this is the first time I saw 48 on verbal...have seen many a 47 and 46....
On second thoughts..you should be poet.....
Where does I-banking come in picture..
But given that you have I-banking and private equity profile - a little work in quants should give u a perfect score.
Man - if I were you i would target 800.
On second thoughts..you should be poet.....
Where does I-banking come in picture..
But given that you have I-banking and private equity profile - a little work in quants should give u a perfect score.
Man - if I were you i would target 800.
05 Oct 2004, 11:09
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Hi,
Considering your major, your high GPA, the firms that hired you, and your line of work (not to mention your overall score) you have little to prove in terms of your quant ability.
Hjort
Considering your major, your high GPA, the firms that hired you, and your line of work (not to mention your overall score) you have little to prove in terms of your quant ability.
Hjort
