Recently took the GMAT on March 26th. I fell I did fine on the essays (yet to be reported), completely botched the quantitative section, and did well on the verbal portion.
Overall, my score is higher than the average that my desired school admits (according to the website), but I am still concerned with my inconsistency in scoring (over 40% difference!).
Nothing in my past shows this level of variation in my performance. I was prepared for the math section, but simply got tied up on a few difficult problems and lost grip of my time management.
Does anyone have an experience like mine and that can provide helpful advice? I am concerned that the school will hold these dreadful 75 minutes against me.
How bad does inconsistancy hurt???
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where did you find inconsistency?
is it in two sections ( verbal & quant ) ?
is it in two sections ( verbal & quant ) ?
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It's very difficult for me to comment on this with such limited info.
Info like your desired specialisation, the schools you are aiming for, and most importantly your actual GMAT score (with split )
Info like your desired specialisation, the schools you are aiming for, and most importantly your actual GMAT score (with split )
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