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reshmapalackan
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Schools: Ross '20 (D) Simon '20 (WL)
GMAT 1: 720 Q49 V40
GPA: 3.5
16 Nov 2017, 18:59
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Hi I just retook the GMAT and moved from 680 (Q49, V34, IR6) to 720 (Q49 75%, V40 95%, IR2). There were a few issues with the testing centre (the calculator was too slow to use it for any question) and the centre admin couldn't solve the issue and I had to rush past the IR section and ended up with a horrible score of 2.
I have a quantitative background (B. Sc Hons Mathematics) and work experience of 2.5 years in the education field. I plan to apply to quant heavy programs like those of Sloan, Stern, etc. Should I retake the GMAT to improve my quant and IR scores? (Also, will they consider the fact that I had IR 6 in my previous attempt?)
I plan to apply in R2, and, if retaking the test, will take it in the next two weeks itself.
I have a quantitative background (B. Sc Hons Mathematics) and work experience of 2.5 years in the education field. I plan to apply to quant heavy programs like those of Sloan, Stern, etc. Should I retake the GMAT to improve my quant and IR scores? (Also, will they consider the fact that I had IR 6 in my previous attempt?)
I plan to apply in R2, and, if retaking the test, will take it in the next two weeks itself.
17 Nov 2017, 09:15
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reshmapalackan
Wellllll... if you have the time to both retake AND do your application, and are confident of being able to get a higher score, there is no reason for you not to try!
Good luck!
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