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620! planning to give the exam again wat do you think???

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by navjyot1983 » Sun Nov 29, 2009 9:19 am
hey hi guys,
I got a 620 in GMAT.
I have a work exp of 4 yrs with team leading exp of year. I have good acads and done some social work as well.
I think that I wont be able to get into ivy league colleges with this score.
SO I am planning to give the GMAT again. . .
what do you think guys?
please help with suggestions/responses

thanks
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by Bryant@VeritasPrep » Mon Nov 30, 2009 7:24 am
While a 620 is a good score, it is very average when compared to application pools to top schools as you imply. The key to getting in the top schools is standing out, and a good GMAT can certainly help. just as important, however is your application package and how unique you will compare to other applicants with similar backgrounds. Short answer: if you can better your score by 50-80 points, I would retake.
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by navjyot1983 » Tue Dec 01, 2009 12:06 am
Thanks mate for the reply.
I do understand what you want to say. I completely agree with you when you say that incase i am confident to increase the score by 50-80 only then i should retake. What I am trying to do is take a chance and try to increase the score FOR SCHOLARSHIP. I feel that a better GMAT Score can fetch you a scholarship. . I am not confident on a 620 for a scholarship. I think that a something more that 700 can surely have better chances of a scholarship.

though i have started working on other parts of my application, I am thinking to give another shot and take a chance.
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