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05 Jan 2018, 10:23
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Hello!
I have sat the GMAT twice and received two sets of scores and wanted some expert advice on which to submit? Looking to apply to top-tier MBA programs. Have a technical engineering degree, but work in a non-technical field.
Would highly appreciate your perspective on this:
TEST 1:
IR: 6 - 70 percentile
Q: 45 - 57 percentile
V: 40 - 91 percentile
Total: 700
Test 2:
IR: 7 - 82 percentile
Q: 47 - 63 percentile
V:38 - 85 percentile
Total: 690
Thank you for your help!
I have sat the GMAT twice and received two sets of scores and wanted some expert advice on which to submit? Looking to apply to top-tier MBA programs. Have a technical engineering degree, but work in a non-technical field.
Would highly appreciate your perspective on this:
TEST 1:
IR: 6 - 70 percentile
Q: 45 - 57 percentile
V: 40 - 91 percentile
Total: 700
Test 2:
IR: 7 - 82 percentile
Q: 47 - 63 percentile
V:38 - 85 percentile
Total: 690
Thank you for your help!
05 Jan 2018, 11:36
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Jay1234
Hi Jay1234
I would recommend you to show the 700 score(because it sounds
better than a 690)
However, if you can re-take the exam, work on your Quant score,
which I think is easy to improve. If you manage a Q49-50 and
get a V40, you could be looking at a overall score of 730 and that
would be a much better score for most business schools.
Congrats on getting the scores. All the best for the applications!
Hope this help you.
05 Jan 2018, 13:39
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Jay1234
You can submit both. And when you send your official score. They will have access to both. So I would suggest listing both since they consider only high score.
Regards,
GNPTH.
