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30 Aug 2015, 00:50
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Hi,
I gave my gmat today and scored a mere 580. Having prepared for around 6 months, I guess this score represents my failure. Some of my mistakes are as below
1. Lack of Mocks: Gave only 3 mocks in my prep and scored only 580 max and after that I though giving mocks is a waste of time and instead though that practising from different sources was good option.
2. Lack of Consistency: I used to practise the problems from gmatprep, og, egmat, veritas prep in different time interval. Also covered egmat course but I guess it didn't help
3. Lack of Reading: I just read a bit of newspapers and articles.
4. Maybe, Overconfidence
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1. Do I still have a chance to attempt for mba in 2016 considering I am looking for scholarships as I couldn't sponsor the amount of money that mba from abroad asks for.
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I gave my gmat today and scored a mere 580. Having prepared for around 6 months, I guess this score represents my failure. Some of my mistakes are as below
1. Lack of Mocks: Gave only 3 mocks in my prep and scored only 580 max and after that I though giving mocks is a waste of time and instead though that practising from different sources was good option.
2. Lack of Consistency: I used to practise the problems from gmatprep, og, egmat, veritas prep in different time interval. Also covered egmat course but I guess it didn't help
3. Lack of Reading: I just read a bit of newspapers and articles.
4. Maybe, Overconfidence
Questions
1. Do I still have a chance to attempt for mba in 2016 considering I am looking for scholarships as I couldn't sponsor the amount of money that mba from abroad asks for.
My Profile
1. Nit Passout in Civil Engineering with an experience of 4 years in project management.
Need your views badly
30 Aug 2015, 11:35
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Hi manshul1807,
From what you describe, you seem to have a fairly clear understanding of what you could have done differently during your studies...so NOW you have to make those adjustments (and possibly some others) and continue studying.
Round 2 application deadlines are far enough off that you could continue to study, take the GMAT (and score at a much higher level) and still apply for 2016. It's important to define your goals though:
1) What is your goal score?
2) Do you know which Schools you want to apply to? And do you know their specific application deadlines?
3) Do you know what the Scholarship requirements are for those Schools/Programs?
GMAT assassins aren't born, they're made,
Rich
From what you describe, you seem to have a fairly clear understanding of what you could have done differently during your studies...so NOW you have to make those adjustments (and possibly some others) and continue studying.
Round 2 application deadlines are far enough off that you could continue to study, take the GMAT (and score at a much higher level) and still apply for 2016. It's important to define your goals though:
1) What is your goal score?
2) Do you know which Schools you want to apply to? And do you know their specific application deadlines?
3) Do you know what the Scholarship requirements are for those Schools/Programs?
GMAT assassins aren't born, they're made,
Rich
30 Aug 2015, 11:46
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PS : I looked thorough your course and read about the reviews. They were awesome. however, i am not sure about the time left, whether scholarships are handed out in r2 as i have weak funding options, and whether monthly, bimonthly or tri monthly course would be beneficial for me
