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by thatsanas » Fri Sep 03, 2010 4:11 am
Hello Everyone,

I had my GMAT and was shocked by seeing the result.I ended up with 550.It is the least score i have ever got.In the last mock i got 710.But may be today is not my day.
I just like to know what are my chances in getting into a decent school.

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Now after having my GMAT score i dont know whether i'll be able to get into any of these universities.

Kindly Help me by letting me know what are my chances for these univ. and plz let me know some more univ where i can apply.
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by outreach » Fri Sep 03, 2010 7:55 am
550 is a low score
why don't u give another shot at gmat?
since u were scoring well in ur preps i think u can probably give another shot
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by thatsanas » Fri Sep 03, 2010 10:36 am
Thx outreach,

But i m confused about taking GMAT coz the recent score has shattered me. Therefore, i was thinking for applying in some universities.is it a good option to apply with this score??? Also can u plz suggest me some good universities??
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by CaseNX » Fri Sep 03, 2010 8:31 pm
thatsanas,

What is the Q/V breakdown for your test? I think you can do better if you're willing to take it again. Why do you think your score was so much lower than expected?
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