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I scored 700 on my first attempt at GMAT. Though a lot of practise went into the same, to be precise - 13 days of hardcore simulation, but more than 2 months of itsy bitsy preparations.
Though both the sections have not crossed 90 percentiles, it is only because of consistency in both, i.e. scored above 80 percentile in both fetched a good reward of 700.
My advice with regard to preparations is to refer to 'The Official Guidet for GMAT review' and practise a lot with the testing software of Kaplan and The Princeton Review.
Kaplan is definitely tougher. In practice, the highest score in Kaplan, I could manage was a paltry 560. But in Princeton Review, my score was around 670.
One mistake I did was that I didnot practice adequately with the essays at the same time as I was simulating. In the real test, I realized the importance. I was exhausted when I reached midway through the verbal section and was feeling when it would get over. This resulted in drop of my score by atleast 30.
Moreover, I would like to know from the moderators whether I stand a chance for admission in Wharton, Chicago, Tuck, Fuqua, MIT Sloan and Darden with a GMAT score of 700, GPA of 3.6, 2 years of work experience (by the time I join the college) and good amount of sports participation and event organization. I already have my MBA from a third rung college in India along with a specialization post graduation course in Treasury.
Though both the sections have not crossed 90 percentiles, it is only because of consistency in both, i.e. scored above 80 percentile in both fetched a good reward of 700.
My advice with regard to preparations is to refer to 'The Official Guidet for GMAT review' and practise a lot with the testing software of Kaplan and The Princeton Review.
Kaplan is definitely tougher. In practice, the highest score in Kaplan, I could manage was a paltry 560. But in Princeton Review, my score was around 670.
One mistake I did was that I didnot practice adequately with the essays at the same time as I was simulating. In the real test, I realized the importance. I was exhausted when I reached midway through the verbal section and was feeling when it would get over. This resulted in drop of my score by atleast 30.
Moreover, I would like to know from the moderators whether I stand a chance for admission in Wharton, Chicago, Tuck, Fuqua, MIT Sloan and Darden with a GMAT score of 700, GPA of 3.6, 2 years of work experience (by the time I join the college) and good amount of sports participation and event organization. I already have my MBA from a third rung college in India along with a specialization post graduation course in Treasury.
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Hey Subbaraju,
Great score!! I feel much better after seeing your Kaplan scores. I am yet to score more than 600 in Kaplan, and I thought that I was getting from bad to worse. Your mail came just at the right time.
Thanks and all the best with your MBA plans
Great score!! I feel much better after seeing your Kaplan scores. I am yet to score more than 600 in Kaplan, and I thought that I was getting from bad to worse. Your mail came just at the right time.
Thanks and all the best with your MBA plans
