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by tuggy » Mon Sep 07, 2009 10:12 pm
I just took gmat test today and got 700

Is it enough for master of finance at LSE? or Mphil in finance at Cambridge?

Should I retake it?

btw
I used OG12 and OG for verbal

GMAT prep1 700
GMAT prep2 720

The quant section is harder than the one in OG
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by mgshorrGMAT » Tue Sep 08, 2009 2:57 am
When I originally set out, I wanted 700+. Now that I have a 710, I want 740+. I dont know how it is across the pond, but stateside, a 700 is just average for top level programs.

I'd go for a retake, if you dont go higher, atleast you hit 700...

Also, I strongly believe that anyone who is smart enough to hit 700 can break 700
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