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22 Apr 2019, 07:51
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I had a 730 from my first attempt (Q49, v40)
I thought I could improve (especially in quant) as I had barely studied the first time around.
Given my background (Male Indian Engineer in Tech), I thought a 730 would not suffice.
So I registered again, and studied properly this time around.
My last two GMAT Prep mocks were 730 (Q50 and V38) and 740 (Q50 and V40)
I only managed a 690 (Q47 V38)
I immediately cancelled the score.
I can understand the V38, but Q47 just beats me.
Does it make sense for me to take the GMAT again?
I thought I could improve (especially in quant) as I had barely studied the first time around.
Given my background (Male Indian Engineer in Tech), I thought a 730 would not suffice.
So I registered again, and studied properly this time around.
My last two GMAT Prep mocks were 730 (Q50 and V38) and 740 (Q50 and V40)
I only managed a 690 (Q47 V38)
I immediately cancelled the score.
I can understand the V38, but Q47 just beats me.
Does it make sense for me to take the GMAT again?
22 Apr 2019, 09:25
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Yes! 730 is a very good score and you can not settle for a 690. Try to reflect on the things that went wrong and aim to formulate a plan to tackle it.
Best wishes!:)
22 Apr 2019, 09:48
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I would say 730 is a good score and if you want to increase it further u can probably get a Enhanced score report to get a personal insight into what went wrong. If you feel if those areas can be improved, then go for another attempt.
Having said that, can you elaborate more on what schools you are aiming for to help you better?.
If your score falls above avg score,you can probably concentrate more on preparing strong essays and resumes. Also, keep in mind few schools consider the number of attempts as well
Having said that, can you elaborate more on what schools you are aiming for to help you better?.
If your score falls above avg score,you can probably concentrate more on preparing strong essays and resumes. Also, keep in mind few schools consider the number of attempts as well
