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Hello everyone.
I have given my 3rd attempt of GMAT and scored 715 with the below distribution across sections.
Quant - Q90
Verbal - V82
Data Insights - DI84
As per the ESR, the verbal score corresponds to a percentile of 76.
IMO, GMAT Focus has a bug (or a feature) -- it allows someone to score very low in one of the sections and yet achieve a higher score unlike the earlier version.
Do schools have individual sectional cut-offs too? And if so, what is the minimum for Verbal?
Any help is appreciated. Thanks.
I have given my 3rd attempt of GMAT and scored 715 with the below distribution across sections.
Quant - Q90
Verbal - V82
Data Insights - DI84
As per the ESR, the verbal score corresponds to a percentile of 76.
IMO, GMAT Focus has a bug (or a feature) -- it allows someone to score very low in one of the sections and yet achieve a higher score unlike the earlier version.
Do schools have individual sectional cut-offs too? And if so, what is the minimum for Verbal?
Any help is appreciated. Thanks.
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30 Sep 2024, 12:37
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A 76th percentile Verbal score is fine.
From what I've seen, top schools prefer to see section scores that are at least 70th percentile.
So, you're set, especially with a 715 total score.
From what I've seen, top schools prefer to see section scores that are at least 70th percentile.
So, you're set, especially with a 715 total score.
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Hi user1937,
I agree that you have nothing to worry about regarding your verbal score. Congrats on 715!!
I agree that you have nothing to worry about regarding your verbal score. Congrats on 715!!
