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27 Dec 2008, 18:19
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Hi,
Just came back from taking GMAT, and I ran out of time in both V and Q. Bummed out due to it.
I guessed at random last 3 problems that looked easy on the surface in Quant, and last 4 problems in Verbal in the last few remaining seconds.
I got a 730 with 49 Q, 40 V, but I was doing better on gmatprep (760).
Any ideas how much running out of time made my score lower at the end......
I am aiming high (probably deludedly so) at just top schools, and other than a top-undergrad school outside US, I dont have any distinguishing factor. I thought a great score in GMAT will give me the edge that I needed.
Is retaking worth the hassle at this score?
Just came back from taking GMAT, and I ran out of time in both V and Q. Bummed out due to it.
I guessed at random last 3 problems that looked easy on the surface in Quant, and last 4 problems in Verbal in the last few remaining seconds.
I got a 730 with 49 Q, 40 V, but I was doing better on gmatprep (760).
Any ideas how much running out of time made my score lower at the end......
I am aiming high (probably deludedly so) at just top schools, and other than a top-undergrad school outside US, I dont have any distinguishing factor. I thought a great score in GMAT will give me the edge that I needed.
Is retaking worth the hassle at this score?
27 Dec 2008, 18:51
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No I wouldn't bother retaking the GMAT. A marginal increase in your score prob won't benefit you much
27 Dec 2008, 18:56
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you should spend time on essays or in extra-currics. putting together an outstanding set of essays will do you more good than spending that same amount of time trying to get an extra 30 points.
