I have taken the GMAT 3 times with a maximum of 660(Q48,V34). I am planning to apply in some top 30-50 US B-schools where i should be around 700 range inorder to stand a pretty good chance as i am an Indian IT Male.So should i retake a 4th time? Or should i proceed with my current score? I feel i have it in me to score a 700.Please let me know your thoughts
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I think your best bet is to ask this question in the admissions consultants section of the forum... They know best!
Hi,crazy4gmat wrote:I have taken the GMAT 3 times with a maximum of 660(Q48,V34). I am planning to apply in some top 30-50 US B-schools where i should be around 700 range inorder to stand a pretty good chance as i am an Indian IT Male.So should i retake a 4th time? Or should i proceed with my current score? I feel i have it in me to score a 700.Please let me know your thoughts
your score of 660 is great, esp for the schools you are applying for. a 700+ score is only really necessary for the top 5 schools. also, remember that your score is only one part of your application. so a quality score and a bad remainder of your application is not good. as long as the rest of your application is quality, that score should be more than enough. i would focus on your applications at this point.
good luck!
Martin
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