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by seem02 » Wed Aug 13, 2008 12:18 pm
Quite disappointed with this score as i never thought my math would be so crap...

Studied for 4 days (2days weekend, and 2 sickies )(AWA and GMAT prep exams + abit of grammar review) took math for granted....

For some reason there seemed to be a deluge of statement 1 is sufficient...statement 2 is sufficient....statement 1 and 2 are sufficient...neither are sufficient sort of questions...very gay and very time consuming. I think my head nearly kerploded.

Anyway when I got the results I swore and got told off by the proctor...

Reason for pissed offness, the worry that the lopsided score might affect my application for MFin; I am considering taking this test again...

Gmat experts, do you think my math is sufficient or should i really cough up another 200 buckaroos?

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by paperplane » Wed Aug 13, 2008 1:18 pm
its indeed a terribly disappointing score ,you probably should give it a better shot next time.
720! thoroughly empathize with you and 47 in Q nah!just dont tell anyone about it.
good luck in your next attempt.. try preparing a couple more days maybe a week would do the trick..
good luck! (duh..)
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