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05 Oct 2021, 10:07
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Hey guys!
My first attempt at the GMAT yielded a score of 690 (Q47 V38) today, that is October 5, 2021.
To offer some perspective, I am a medical student and have just recently completed my 6 year undergraduate programme in Medicine. I come from a “non-math” background, and have had no association whatsoever with mathematical concepts for 7+ years. I decided to take the GMAT in August and prepared using the official guides and the official GMAT mock exams and managed 690 in 2 months’ time through dedicated self-study, without any guidance.
Keeping all of this in mind, is there a realistic chance of any improvement in my score by a minimum of 20-30 points?
I’d appreciate any suggestions/tips
Thanks!
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My first attempt at the GMAT yielded a score of 690 (Q47 V38) today, that is October 5, 2021.
To offer some perspective, I am a medical student and have just recently completed my 6 year undergraduate programme in Medicine. I come from a “non-math” background, and have had no association whatsoever with mathematical concepts for 7+ years. I decided to take the GMAT in August and prepared using the official guides and the official GMAT mock exams and managed 690 in 2 months’ time through dedicated self-study, without any guidance.
Keeping all of this in mind, is there a realistic chance of any improvement in my score by a minimum of 20-30 points?
I’d appreciate any suggestions/tips
Thanks!
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05 Oct 2021, 10:40
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Yes, you can. If you can elaborate little further your preparation & strategy used, someone can help you on how to improve. You can notch up a few more points both in verbal and quants to get your desired score. Given the educational background, and depending on what you would like to specialize and what schools you prefer to apply, your score maybe sufficient.
05 Oct 2021, 18:05
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Hi Medguy,
Great job so far! Given where you are currently at, I do think you have a shot of improving by 20 to 30 points. If you would like any advice on how to do so, feel free to reach out.
Great job so far! Given where you are currently at, I do think you have a shot of improving by 20 to 30 points. If you would like any advice on how to do so, feel free to reach out.
