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by prax » Sat Jun 26, 2010 1:46 am
Hello all,

I took GMAT yesterday and scored really bad-650 Q(47) V(33). Though in the mocks I never scored this low. In the first GMAT Prep(after one month prep) I had scored 680 and in all the Manhattans , I had scored 680 and 690.

Don't know where I went wrong. In the GMAT Prep I scored scored 49 and 50 in quant.

I am targeting following colleges-
1. ISB
2. NTU
3. NUS
4.AIM(Philippines)
5. INSEAD

My profile:

Indian female working in Software industry for last 4 years.
No international experience yet, though will be going in a month.
College acads-67% from a decent university.
Extra curricular- decent. Founder of Pune chapter of one NGO.


Should I retake GMAT? And does retaking really help? I am really scared after my first experience :(
Please suggest.

Thanks,
Prax
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by albatross86 » Sat Jun 26, 2010 2:50 am
In my opinion, if you're managing 680 in MGMAT, dedicated 1 month effort can push you to 720 to 730 on the actual GMAT that will be a huge bonus to the places you are thinking of applying. In your position I would retake it on August 1st.

NOTE:
--> You have nothing to lose unless you get a worse score. So make sure you are certain you can safely manage a 650 again.
--> The advantage of getting 720 or 730 is simply to assure that your application will not be rejected on the basis of your score alone. That's all - you're work exp, academics and extra curriculars will be all that matters once this initial hurdle is passed. 650 is not an app-breaker in my opinion but it is certainly not a strength.

In my case, I know that I will need a good GMAT score as a strength, so I know I need a 720+ score. If you think your application is well-rounded and your work experience is rich enough and filled with enough leadership initiatives, a 650 is a competitive score.

Good luck!
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