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14 Nov 2023, 20:12
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Hi Jeett.
When schools look at your GMAT scores, they consider both your total score and your section scores.
Your total score is the most important score, but schools also want to see section scores that are reasonably high.
For instance, many schools would prefer to see at least 70th percentile scores on the Quant and Verbal sections, though since so many GMAT test-takers score very high on Quant, many schools are OK with Q47 even though Q47 is below 70th percentile.
When schools look at your GMAT scores, they consider both your total score and your section scores.
Your total score is the most important score, but schools also want to see section scores that are reasonably high.
For instance, many schools would prefer to see at least 70th percentile scores on the Quant and Verbal sections, though since so many GMAT test-takers score very high on Quant, many schools are OK with Q47 even though Q47 is below 70th percentile.
16 Nov 2023, 10:25
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Hi Jeett,
Usually, schools care mostly about the overall score, but depending on the program, they may care about the individual section scores. However, to be certain, I'd give the folks in admissions a call.
Usually, schools care mostly about the overall score, but depending on the program, they may care about the individual section scores. However, to be certain, I'd give the folks in admissions a call.
