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I took the gmat and got a 710. However my math is in the 60th percentile (reading carried me). I have a 3.9gpa from stanford and 2 years of IB experience. I founded a non-profit organization (501c3) in High School and was the president and finance officer for multiple organizations on campus. Should i retake the gmat to improve math or is my score as a whole good enough?
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25 Jun 2018, 04:24
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My friend
No one can answer this based on the information provided.
GMAT is critical but just piece of the overall admissions puzzle. To know all the admission factors for a good B-School read here
Based on your overall profile one might be able to recommend if a GMAT can make or break you chances.
Based purely on the limited info given, I'd say retake and aim for a 730+. But that is a misleading statement without complete info.
Do well.
Best
Varun Sharma
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No one can answer this based on the information provided.
GMAT is critical but just piece of the overall admissions puzzle. To know all the admission factors for a good B-School read here
Based on your overall profile one might be able to recommend if a GMAT can make or break you chances.
Based purely on the limited info given, I'd say retake and aim for a 730+. But that is a misleading statement without complete info.
Do well.
Best
Varun Sharma
+919137133507
Free Profile Review
MBAkarma.com
GMAT Score Predictor
[email protected]
Fogel123
25 Jun 2018, 05:25
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Fogel123
Hi Fogel123,
The schools you are considering will view your application in a holistic manner and the GMAT score will only be a component of the same. In order to assess your chances with your current score, we will need greater details on your professional experience, achievements, skill-set, and career goals. Of course, on the face of it and considering the schools you are targetting, you may have to re-take the test.
All the best!
