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Just curious...your GMAT Quant score is 51? I assumed one couldn't top 50

I'm curious about this as well. Can someone please provide us with an idea? Thank you!

Yup! Its 51..I think you can go upto 52 in quant to get a perfect score of 800. Not sure though.

gmat scale is upto 60 on both q and v. but you can score a max of 51 on each, to get an 800.

Have my interview scheduled for this Friday in Korea and am quite nervous!! Look forward to hear from India which is apparently the only location that has interview prior to Korea. The interview process will begin this week so good luck to everyone!!!!!

For those who haven't got the invitation, what's your status? My status is still "Complete - Round 1". Does that mean they still haven't reviewed my package?