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shrutip24
Joined: 13 Nov 2016
Last visit: 04 May 2019
Posts: 7
Location: India
Schools: Insead Sept19 Intake (A$)
14 Mar 2018, 21:38
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Hi all,
I gave my first attempt two days ago and would like your opinion on whether I should re-take for better sectional scores (IR and Quant). I am happy with the overall score, but feel that I will not be able to apply to many schools due to low IR and Quant.
Here's the split:
Overall 760 (99%ile)
V47 (99%ile)
Q48 (69%ile)
IR 4 (40%ile)
Thanks in advance!
I gave my first attempt two days ago and would like your opinion on whether I should re-take for better sectional scores (IR and Quant). I am happy with the overall score, but feel that I will not be able to apply to many schools due to low IR and Quant.
Here's the split:
Overall 760 (99%ile)
V47 (99%ile)
Q48 (69%ile)
IR 4 (40%ile)
Thanks in advance!
14 Mar 2018, 23:50
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shrutip24
Most b-schools are still not considering the IR (INSEAD has a requirement of 6, but I am not aware of any other b-schools so far setting a limit). So, I think you are good on your GMAT score. If you have an otherwise strong quant background ( past academics and work) then you should be okay.
17 Mar 2018, 08:12
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shrutip24
Hi shrutip24,
Congratulations on a fantastic score. You have a phenomenal verbal score and a pretty good Quant score. If you feel you can improve your Quant score by a couple of points, then you may give it one more attempt as you have very little to loose, though I think you have a pretty solid score to apply to any business school confidently with you current score. Most business school do not give too much importance to IR so I would not worry too much about the IR section.
Hope this helps. All the best!
