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Hello All,
I wrote the GMAT on sept 12 2014.Got a poor score of 650.This after consistently averaging in the 670s in MGMATs as well as a high of 720 in the GMAT Prep(2nd time).
Although I have made up my mind to take the GMAT again,I just can't decide on a particular date.My target score would be anything between 720-750 this time around.
I have started preparing for it and have taken 3 CATs as well.
Mgmat-680 Q46 V(Need to check)
KAPlan Free-700 Q49V35
Then a shocker!!,Economist GMAT Free-640(Q47 V32)
I plan to get an admit for the fall '15 session,so I cannot delay it too much as well.i can at max stretch till R2 to be realistic of an admit for next year.
Thought,it better to go apply with a decent GMAT score than go for an R1,as I am from the Indian Male Engineering crowd,which I believe is very competitive
So,i would really love to hear from you guys on a possible retake date.Should i go for it after I have got atleast a 720 again in the mock CATs or do I just trust my instinct and whenever I 'feel' it suits me I should just go for it.
Let me know what u think,guys!
Thanks!
DebWenger
I wrote the GMAT on sept 12 2014.Got a poor score of 650.This after consistently averaging in the 670s in MGMATs as well as a high of 720 in the GMAT Prep(2nd time).
Although I have made up my mind to take the GMAT again,I just can't decide on a particular date.My target score would be anything between 720-750 this time around.
I have started preparing for it and have taken 3 CATs as well.
Mgmat-680 Q46 V(Need to check)
KAPlan Free-700 Q49V35
Then a shocker!!,Economist GMAT Free-640(Q47 V32)
I plan to get an admit for the fall '15 session,so I cannot delay it too much as well.i can at max stretch till R2 to be realistic of an admit for next year.
Thought,it better to go apply with a decent GMAT score than go for an R1,as I am from the Indian Male Engineering crowd,which I believe is very competitive
So,i would really love to hear from you guys on a possible retake date.Should i go for it after I have got atleast a 720 again in the mock CATs or do I just trust my instinct and whenever I 'feel' it suits me I should just go for it.
Let me know what u think,guys!
Thanks!
DebWenger
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08 Nov 2014, 12:46
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Just analyze if the mistakes that happened were due to pressure & timing issues or were they conceptual.
If it is conceptual or knowledge gap, then you must spend more time on getting thorough with the concepts, else a few mocks with change of strategy should be enough.
Economist is tough in general.
Purchase the add-on of GMAT PREP. You will get a couple more additional tests to help you judge better.
If it is conceptual or knowledge gap, then you must spend more time on getting thorough with the concepts, else a few mocks with change of strategy should be enough.
Economist is tough in general.
Purchase the add-on of GMAT PREP. You will get a couple more additional tests to help you judge better.
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It's hard to outperform your home scores by much, so use them as your guide. You'll generally see some score inflation on any retake, so definitely use fresh tests for this kind of diagnosis, and always take full exams, with official timing, essay, IR, etc.
Some people benefit from setting a test date in order to provide a little study motivation, and if you're planning to apply Round 2, you don't have a huge window anyway. So push now and then go in and do your best, but it would of course be great if you could go in having already hit 700+ on one or more new exams.
Some people benefit from setting a test date in order to provide a little study motivation, and if you're planning to apply Round 2, you don't have a huge window anyway. So push now and then go in and do your best, but it would of course be great if you could go in having already hit 700+ on one or more new exams.
