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GMAT 690 : 1 month prep : Good enough?

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by mitra2483 » Thu Sep 02, 2010 9:29 pm
Hi Friends,
I appeared for GMAT exam last Saturday (28th August'2010) and received my official score today.

Verbal Quantitative Total Analytical Writing
35 / 73% 49 / 86% 690 / 88% 5.0 / 56%

I had given myself 1 month to prepare for the test, but ended up studying mostly on the weekends due to work pressure. I am not very sure how good a score this is and if this stands any chance in good institutes like Great Lakes/ISB in India.

Also for the AWA, is 5.0 score good enough? I thought so but the percentile is just 56% which is causing doubts.

I wanted to list down a few difficulties I faced while taking the exam

1. I spend more time on a few Quant questions and thus had to rush at the end. Luckily the questions towards the end were not so difficult.

2. I was always scoring low in verbals (practice tests), and specially sentence-correction. I think sentence-correction is where I made the most mistakes.

3. There were a couple of Venn Diagram questions which I should have correctly answered. But somehow I messed it up.
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by mohit11 » Thu Sep 02, 2010 11:52 pm
690 is a very competitive score. Most schools prefer a balanced score (i.e. 80 percentile in each section). Your score is balanced. Best to move on to other aspects of your application.

- However, if you belong the IT -Male - India category and you're aiming for ISB then you should consider a retake.
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by jaskaran » Fri Sep 03, 2010 5:31 am
its a great effort mitra, you dont know what I would give to be in your place!....but I concur with mohit, your gmat score wont be a hindrance to any school, just go ahead and work on your application. All the best!
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by outreach » Fri Sep 03, 2010 7:52 am
690 is a very competitive score
focus on ur application now
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