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08 Jan 2015, 05:50
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Hi,
I am going to be applying for a part time MBA for fall 2015. The school I'm looking into is Bentley University. Their average accepted GMAT is a 580. I will have 3 years work experience and my UG GPA was a 3.4.
My 2 GMATs have come out as:
GMAT 1
IR - 4/37%
Q - 29/20%
V - 33/69%
Total - 530/38%
GMAT 2
IR 5/52%
Q 32/27%
V 29/56%
Total 530/38%
So I guess my question is should I apply or retake the GMAT one more time? I think its obvious that verbal comes a little more natural to me while quant is where I can still improve more.
Are there any level 500-600 quant question banks on GMATclub? I think that's what I need to start solidifying my quant skills more.
Thanks!
I am going to be applying for a part time MBA for fall 2015. The school I'm looking into is Bentley University. Their average accepted GMAT is a 580. I will have 3 years work experience and my UG GPA was a 3.4.
My 2 GMATs have come out as:
GMAT 1
IR - 4/37%
Q - 29/20%
V - 33/69%
Total - 530/38%
GMAT 2
IR 5/52%
Q 32/27%
V 29/56%
Total 530/38%
So I guess my question is should I apply or retake the GMAT one more time? I think its obvious that verbal comes a little more natural to me while quant is where I can still improve more.
Are there any level 500-600 quant question banks on GMATclub? I think that's what I need to start solidifying my quant skills more.
Thanks!
11 Jan 2015, 12:21
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Hi,
Quant just needs consistent practice. You can practice questions difficulty level wise or topic wise from the below links -
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gmat-ps-question-directory-by-topic-difficulty-127957.html
Btw, Magoosh is really good for basics. Hope you get the score you are aiming for. All the best
Quant just needs consistent practice. You can practice questions difficulty level wise or topic wise from the below links -
viewforumtags.php
gmat-ps-question-directory-by-topic-difficulty-127957.html
Btw, Magoosh is really good for basics. Hope you get the score you are aiming for. All the best
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11 Jan 2015, 18:31
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Hi ethanjbeau302,
Since Bentley University's AVERAGE GMAT score is 580, your current score might be enough to get you in. I understand why you'd want to retest though (a higher score would make you a stronger applicant). With your current GMAT scores, you have an opportunity to pick up plenty of missing points in either the Quant or the Verbal sections.
To that end, I'm curious about how you've been studying and how you perform on Test Day:
1) How long have you been studying?
2) How long did you study before each of your Official GMATs?
3) What materials did you use during your studies?
4) Do you have a pacing problem in either the Quant or Verbal sections? Do you finish early? Do you have to rush at the end of the section just to finish (if so, then how many questions are you rushing through?)? Did you leave any questions unanswered?
GMAT assassins aren't born, they're made,
Rich
Since Bentley University's AVERAGE GMAT score is 580, your current score might be enough to get you in. I understand why you'd want to retest though (a higher score would make you a stronger applicant). With your current GMAT scores, you have an opportunity to pick up plenty of missing points in either the Quant or the Verbal sections.
To that end, I'm curious about how you've been studying and how you perform on Test Day:
1) How long have you been studying?
2) How long did you study before each of your Official GMATs?
3) What materials did you use during your studies?
4) Do you have a pacing problem in either the Quant or Verbal sections? Do you finish early? Do you have to rush at the end of the section just to finish (if so, then how many questions are you rushing through?)? Did you leave any questions unanswered?
GMAT assassins aren't born, they're made,
Rich
