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17 Oct 2024, 17:53
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Hello all,
I have attempted GMAT Focus twice and obtained the same score both times. Below are my scores:
GMAT attempt 1:
Overall score: 615
Verbal: 83
Quant: 80
Data Insights: 78
GMAT attempt 2:
Overall score: 615
Verbal: 84
Quant: 76
Data Insight: 81
Among the above 2 scores, will any one be considered better than the other by b-schools while applying? If yes, why so?
Any response will be much appreciated.
Thank you!
I have attempted GMAT Focus twice and obtained the same score both times. Below are my scores:
GMAT attempt 1:
Overall score: 615
Verbal: 83
Quant: 80
Data Insights: 78
GMAT attempt 2:
Overall score: 615
Verbal: 84
Quant: 76
Data Insight: 81
Among the above 2 scores, will any one be considered better than the other by b-schools while applying? If yes, why so?
Any response will be much appreciated.
Thank you!
18 Oct 2024, 00:44
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aravindsrinivas
Hi aravindsrinivas,
I don't think it'll make a huge difference, but I'd go with the first one (Q80 > Q76). This is in line with what a school like INSEAD would look for (target V80 or more, Q80 or more, DI77 or more).
18 Oct 2024, 06:39
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Hi Aravind.
The first score is the better one to go with.
Schools would prefer to see the higher Quant score, and DI78 is fine because it's a 70th percentile score, meaning that you've demonstrated proficiency in the topic.
The first score is the better one to go with.
Schools would prefer to see the higher Quant score, and DI78 is fine because it's a 70th percentile score, meaning that you've demonstrated proficiency in the topic.
