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My GMAT score is 710 (Q: 48, V:38) with 4 in IR.
I want to apply for top EMBA programs like Wharton(UPenn) and Haas (UC Berkeley).
Should I retake GMAT or try EA instead? I am worried if my IR is low and can affect my candidacy?
I want to apply for top EMBA programs like Wharton(UPenn) and Haas (UC Berkeley).
Should I retake GMAT or try EA instead? I am worried if my IR is low and can affect my candidacy?
19 Jun 2023, 02:00
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swapnils123
Hi swapnils123,
If you think you can improve your GMAT score significantly with additional preparation, and you have the time and resources to retake the test, you can give it a shot. A high GMAT score is not necessarily a requirement for top EMBA programs but a strong score with above average IR will definitely help.
On the other hand, if you feel that your GMAT score is not going to improve much (consider a 30 point jump) and you have a strong overall profile, you could focus on other aspects of your application, such as your essays, recommendations and interview and don't have to obsess over GMAT. The IR score is just fine.
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Good luck!
23 Jul 2023, 23:04
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Hello swapnils123,
Apologies for the delayed response but we hope this finds you in time still.
Most MBA programs will not need a very high GMAT score (some may not even need a GMAT score). An IR of 4, though borderline, is acceptable. Nonetheless, there is nothing to lose even if you do take the GMAT and improve your score (an improved score will help your case to an extent). It would, however, be important for you to not compromise on the time you have to put forth a strong set of essays and recommendations. Hence, before taking another shot at the GMAT, you should deliberate on how much time you have in hand and the sort of improvement you can expect.
Good luck!
