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710 ( Q50 , V35) retake strategy

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by georgepaul0071987 » Mon May 21, 2012 2:50 am
Hey guys ,

I took the GMAT a few days ago and scored a 710 ( Q50 , V35) . I'm looking to apply to Wharton and HBS for the 2014 intake .

1.Do you think I should retake the GMAT ?

2.If I do retake the GMAT , what's the best time to take it ? Should I retake ASAP since the material is still fresh in my mind . I already know which specific sections I need to improve on to send my score to the 740 level . But the biggest issue I have is regarding the IR section .Is it something that I can master in about 2/3 weeks ? Also some people say it's best to wait for a few months and see how the IR section scoring is before taking the GMAT . Any advice on this ?

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