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by 12121 » Fri Aug 01, 2008 11:30 am
Hi,

I got a score of 670(Q48,V34) up from my previous 560(Q48,V20).AWA remains the same at 4.00.i dont know how how is adcom going to view this.This time as u can see I concentrated mainly on verbal. But i am dissapointed that my Quant score remained the same. though my score is BAD, still allow me to give one key thing to those guys who didn't score well in 1st attempt.

Tip:

1. Practise
2. Practice
3. Practise
4. practice

try to see the pattern .....GMAT is all about knowing the tricks and having patiense during the exam.
Dont panic and you can score well..

My scores:
GMAT prep 1: 580
GMAT Prep 2: 700 (Surprised!!! May be a fluk)
MGMAT 1: 640
MGMAT 2: 660
MGMAT 3: 620
MGMAT 4: 650
MGMAT 5: 690
Princeton free: 670
Kaplan 1: 580:
Kaplan 2: 630
GMAT Prep 1 (Reinstalled): 700
Gmat Prep 2 (Reinstalled): 750

Now 2 question: With this score, should i apply to 30-50 ranked schools? My GPA is low 2.5 and have 2.3 yrs experience as Analyst ( Pharmaceutical and Life Science Division) till date.

Is is difficult to get job after post MBA in UK than in US.
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