Dear Perfect, thanks a lot for your insight.
I really don't know what to say and what to write. My dream is to do MBA. I am not going to quit my dream and I will do it. I will try in different schools, which accept this score. Right now I don't want to give GMAT again because I want to focus on my wedding and on my application process. I want to start MBA in 2011.
About GMAT most shocking thing for me was my quant score. I got 45. After finishing Quant section I was so happy, thinking that I nailed quant and now only hurdle between me and good score was Verbal section. I got 22 in verbal, which was good for me compared with the scores of verbal in my last 2 attempts. But when I saw 45 in quant, I was not able to react in any way. I was completely blank.
I will try for GMAT again after taking some rest and after seeing results from schools. I know I am going to get a question from admission panel that why your GMAT score is consistently so bad? I have to prepare that answer.
Let's see how it goes. Anyways, thanks again for your kind words and best of luck to you in your dreams.
Keep in touch,
Sudhanshu
gmat_perfect wrote:Sudhanshu,
I have no words to console you. I am realizing your agony. I know what is your feeling. I will utter a BIG BUT.
BUUUUUUUUUUUTTTTTTTTTTT:
I will let you know some stories.
1. I know a person from Testmagic--urch.com:
TBAY: He has attempted GMAT more than 4 times, and he has left GMAT with 740. What a hard work he has done!. It is not measurable. I have seen his posts from the very beginning to the ending.
Your posts were very good. You deserve more. I will say that it was not your day.
2. I have heard about a girl, who is now in Wharton. She has attempted GMAT 13 times. Who cares the number of attempts? She is now in WHARTON. Who will say you have attempted 13 GMAT.
Some people are by born genius, and some are not. The second group MUST excel by practicing.
Let me know your break down.
I think you should not leave it.
My suggestions:
1. Apply with the score currently you have.
2. Have an admission.
3. Study GMAT for sometimes. I think all the efforts you made so far should not go in vain.
Never forget my dialogue:
Men never fail. Some of their formulas just don't work, so new formulas are required to create.
Have a your time relaxed........