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by tendays2go » Thu Sep 25, 2008 4:45 am
Hello all,

All the preparations and all the pain, all the fun and this is what i gained:

700 (49, 35)

Not quite the score i was expecting but i'm still hopeful of getting in some of the programs i thought initially. ;)

All this wouldn't have been possible without all of your explanations and some amazing funda's that i learnt here esp in DS. Sincere thanks to all of you guys.

Regarding my test experience, AWA section really set it up for me and went through in jiffy. In both of the essays i had 2 minutes for tweaking. well on plan...i was feeling confident.
Next came my strongest point..Quants and i felt i did quite superbly..until of course i saw the results :)
Now came the most crucial part of my test, where i finally churned a presentable score. Questions looked tough initially but by the end i was just going with the flow. :(
Midway in Verbal section i got nervous, as time was less and RC (where performance in my strongest area, was not what i'd have expected initially) was going nowhere. But regrouped myself and finally finished it.

In the end, i'm still happy with Verbal part but am feeling bad about Quants here. But, no point complaining as my GMATPrep2 scores were in this range only:
710 (18 Sep)
700 (20 Sep)
760 (22 Sep) [ considering many OG and repeat questions :P ]

In Princeton Review Tests, my performance was again consitent:
650-690 (in the 4 tests from late Aug to 15 Sep) and yes those gunning for 800, please go through Kaplan tests for sure.
If you get 720+ in it, u'll definitely be at the top in real GMAT...i got 590 & 600 :D

Again, thanks to all of you. Could someone please give me a reasonable picture of the hopes i can attach with my score here??
That would be really helpful.

Cheers,
Chetan
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by ozzy10fl » Thu Sep 25, 2008 5:08 am
Just my opinion...assuming you have an decent GPA (3.4 - 3.6), you will be competitive for top ten schools, althought the big 3 will be a stretch (Harvard, Stanford, Wharton). You're right in the middle of the range for Chicago, Berkeley, Dartmouth, Kellogg, and Duke. With excellent essays and good WE, you can be a strong applicant with those schools.

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Ozzy
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by tendays2go » Thu Sep 25, 2008 5:48 am
Thanks Ozzy,

All,
Here i'll just give a quick debrief about me so that when any of you feel to give ur advice, u have sm idea on my profile and thus, u cn clear it out a little as to what expectations are VALID for me:

the score is a reality check ( but as 45 days have given me a decent score, it's a blessing for me for sure )
but so are the other factors that are much more important. Here are they:

Work EX: 50 months in IT :(
Positive note: healthy international experience of 22 months. I dunno, if it counts or not. I guess it should count!!

GPA: 2.0 (aw!! could have been better :( )

That's it, folks!
Please help me out!
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by aj5105 » Thu Sep 25, 2008 9:03 am
congratulations !
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