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30 Jan 2016, 21:58
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Hi 
so I realize my goal score is well below most, just getting that out of the way. 
I took the gmat a few days ago, my scaled scores were IR - 7, V - 33, and Q - 28. I really messed up on quantitative and ended up with a 510. I have extremely bad anxiety, which lead my 1 minute late start to the quantitative section dictate my performance.
The average GMAT score of my desired school is 540.
I guess I'm posting this thread for a little guidance, should I take the exam again? Admissions counselors like to see consistency in scaled scores, correct?
How can I get better at the quantitative section? (I find myself really worrying about time, so I just attempt the question for a minute, then look at the time, freak out, and guess) I already have the GMATprep software question pack 1, where can I find questions similar to this? Thank you!
so I realize my goal score is well below most, just getting that out of the way. I took the gmat a few days ago, my scaled scores were IR - 7, V - 33, and Q - 28. I really messed up on quantitative and ended up with a 510. I have extremely bad anxiety, which lead my 1 minute late start to the quantitative section dictate my performance.
The average GMAT score of my desired school is 540.
I guess I'm posting this thread for a little guidance, should I take the exam again? Admissions counselors like to see consistency in scaled scores, correct?
How can I get better at the quantitative section? (I find myself really worrying about time, so I just attempt the question for a minute, then look at the time, freak out, and guess) I already have the GMATprep software question pack 1, where can I find questions similar to this? Thank you!
30 Jan 2016, 23:27
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Hi jennyh,
It's important to note that a School's Average GMAT Score is NOT a 'minimum' GMAT score requirement. This is meant to say that your current score might be strong enough to help get you into that Program.
With your Official Quant and Verbal Scaled Scores, you could easily pick up points in the Quant section, the Verbal section or BOTH sections (and you don't have to correctly answer any of the hard questions to do so).
1) How long have you studied?
2) What materials have you used?
3) What is your goal score?
4) When are you planning to apply to Business School?
GMAT assassins aren't born, they're made,
Rich
It's important to note that a School's Average GMAT Score is NOT a 'minimum' GMAT score requirement. This is meant to say that your current score might be strong enough to help get you into that Program.
With your Official Quant and Verbal Scaled Scores, you could easily pick up points in the Quant section, the Verbal section or BOTH sections (and you don't have to correctly answer any of the hard questions to do so).
1) How long have you studied?
2) What materials have you used?
3) What is your goal score?
4) When are you planning to apply to Business School?
GMAT assassins aren't born, they're made,
Rich
30 Jan 2016, 23:41
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EMPOWERgmatRichC
Thank you for replying!
Ive studied for the GMAT for a bit over a month and a half. I've used the GMATprep software, question pack 1, and I've studied a few of the Manhattan GMAT books. I feel like my performance improved when I started doing problems from the question pack. Now that I've pretty much memorized every single question, it is useless to me. I was hoping to find something similar to that to continue studying with. Am I right in that schools want to see consistency in scores? I would not mind keeping my verbal score, I just need my quant score a bit higher.
