Hello Experts,
I am barely a 10 days away from giving the GMAT. I've scheduled my test in such a way that it would let me apply for the R1s of the top 5 Ivy leagues I wish to apply to. Here's a glimpse into my scores so far -
GMAT Prep1 - 690
GMAT Prep1 - 730 ( Second attempt)
GMAT Prep2 - 750
All 4 Kaplan scores in the range of 610 - 650
MGMAT 1 - 640
MGMAT 2 - 670
I have rest of the credentials in place for application but don't want to go too low on GMAT score and miss out on the opportunity. My queries -
1) What GMAT Score range can i predict myself to be in?
2) Would it be a good idea to cancel the test for now and reschedule it in August? ( though that would put me very close to the R1 deadlines)
3) Any last minute tips?
Cheers!
I am barely a 10 days away from giving the GMAT. I've scheduled my test in such a way that it would let me apply for the R1s of the top 5 Ivy leagues I wish to apply to. Here's a glimpse into my scores so far -
GMAT Prep1 - 690
GMAT Prep1 - 730 ( Second attempt)
GMAT Prep2 - 750
All 4 Kaplan scores in the range of 610 - 650
MGMAT 1 - 640
MGMAT 2 - 670
I have rest of the credentials in place for application but don't want to go too low on GMAT score and miss out on the opportunity. My queries -
1) What GMAT Score range can i predict myself to be in?
2) Would it be a good idea to cancel the test for now and reschedule it in August? ( though that would put me very close to the R1 deadlines)
3) Any last minute tips?
Cheers!
. The advice I've heard is that, with your scoring range, you SHOULD take your gmat. If the score isn't to your liking, then you can retake it in a month and there's no real harm.
