I took the GMAT a few days back. My score was a follows
Total 710
Quantitative 51
Verbal 34
I am considering to apply to business school this fall. My target business schools include Darden, Tuck, Kellogg and (a dream's choice) Stanford.
A brief background: Indian male, 25 years, Professional experience: 1. two years in a public accounting firm, 2. One year in the finance controllers division of a global Investment Bank 3. Two years in the family business of logistics. Educational background: Bachelors in Commerce from a top tier college in India, Chartered Accountant (equivalent of US CPA), CFA Level II candidate. Extra curricular activities: Active volunteer in GreenPeace, on the managing committee of the City Chapter of a national entrepreneurship promoting initiative, advisory role in matters of accounts and taxation for several startups in the IT, healthcare and education sectors.
I am a bit apprehensive about my Verbal score. Considering my target business schools, would you recommend I take the GMAT once again? Moreover, since I belong to an over-represented portion of the entire applicant pool, my apprehension is all the more escalated.
Thanks in advance.
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Hi mohitbaid,
You have strong GMAT score. If you believe you can improve your score by 40+ points, it might be worth retaking, but otherwise I recommend you focus on other areas of your application. You should not underestimate the importance of your personal essays and recommendations.
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Conrad and the Stacy Blackman Team
You have strong GMAT score. If you believe you can improve your score by 40+ points, it might be worth retaking, but otherwise I recommend you focus on other areas of your application. You should not underestimate the importance of your personal essays and recommendations.
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Hi Stacey,
PLease help !! I'm an Indian student preparing for GMAT from last 45 days. I'm somewhat afraid of the test. I'm following Manhatten GMAT. I wanna score more than 700. Please advise me something. Thanks in Advance !!
PLease help !! I'm an Indian student preparing for GMAT from last 45 days. I'm somewhat afraid of the test. I'm following Manhatten GMAT. I wanna score more than 700. Please advise me something. Thanks in Advance !!