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by archlight » Tue Aug 31, 2010 12:43 am
Hi all,

is 620 really hopeful less score to apply any descend graduate school? i scored 48 in maths and 28 in verbal (really bad, possibly because i rushed a few questions in the end) i am applying local school where i graduate, nus and ntu mfe program in Singapore. what you think?

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by papgust » Tue Aug 31, 2010 1:16 am
Find you from the schools (that you're applying for) whether 620 is sufficient to get an admit.
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by archlight » Tue Aug 31, 2010 1:24 am
thanks for advice. generally i like to know from admission officer point of view, does 620 show significant incompetency from 700? i want to know this 80 gap really a big differentiator.

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by newmoon » Tue Aug 31, 2010 10:54 am
Bro don't loose hope. You should have another try. Take some time to prep again and have a retake. A 650 score will definitely help you in getting admission to mid tier schools.
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by outreach » Tue Aug 31, 2010 12:06 pm
hi

not sure abt ur full profile
nus and nanyang mba need gmat above 600(check the faq of the schools website)..other things i think u need to focus on ur apps and essays

archlight wrote:Hi all,

is 620 really hopeful less score to apply any descend graduate school? i scored 48 in maths and 28 in verbal (really bad, possibly because i rushed a few questions in the end) i am applying local school where i graduate, nus and ntu mfe program in Singapore. what you think?

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by archlight » Wed Sep 01, 2010 4:02 am
thanks for you all reply.

I am actually applying for their MFE(financial engineering) program. their average score is 680 although they don't put minimum score. I feel improving my score is really difficult. because there is nothing to improve in math and for verbal, my score fluctuate a lot. in the prep exam, sometimes i got only 6 wrong in verbal and sometimes i got 4 consecutive wrong ans, which i heard cause free fall for your score.

I will pass FRM level 2 this Nov and apply with 620 score, otherwise i will retake.

thanks everyone
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