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by mpatte6740 » Wed Feb 06, 2008 6:24 pm
I'm so glad to know that there is someone out there who mirrors my experience. I'm also looking into a PhD. program for business so retaking the GMAT is a huge fear of mine since it is a CAT program. To know that you did it, gives me the motivation to go for it.
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Re: 760 (99%) beat the GMAT again after 16 years

by gmarshall » Sat Apr 12, 2008 4:01 pm
I left school before completing high school but (luckily) found my way into IT. In 1991 and at 30 years of age, I took the GMAT.

It was my first serious "exam" experience and I went in cold, without any preparation at all. Somehow I managed to score 693, which back then was 95th or 97th percentile that particular year.

Now I'm ready to go again, curious as to whether anybody else has traveled a similar path?

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cpfirth wrote:I have an unusual situation. Don't know if there are many "mature" GMAT takers like me around, but I will try to share my experience.

I took the GMAT in 1991 and scored 710/98% (700s were rarer in those days I guess 8) ), then went on to Sloan. I used only the OG for the first test.

Now in my mid-40s I have decided to do a PhD in Economics. The school expects me to re-take the GMAT.

I am in the middle of preparing for my 2nd test (next month). What a shock for me when I first saw that the GMAT was adaptive, not to mention those new fangled essays. And all the questions seemed harder than I remember from 1991!

In this post I wanted to ask if anyone else is taking or re-taking the GMAT after such a long gap, and what advice they may have for unclogging ancient synapses.

After I have taken the test I will post my strategy (successful or not!).

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by gkumar » Tue Oct 13, 2009 2:10 pm
Awesome post and congrats! I am studying from mostly the same materials and hope to achieve similarly!

What were your pacing and timing strategies when you took the exams? I find that to be my biggest obstacle.
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