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Scored 690 (V-32, Q-50)

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by manuag » Wed Apr 18, 2012 6:51 am
Guys,

I attempted GMAT yesterday and scored 690 (V-32, Q-50). I am neither happy nor sad, but a bit confused. I have read some threads in club that if the difference in your quant and verbal score is big, it may affect your admission call.

I targeted 700, but missed the magic score by 10 points. I am not sure if I need to re-take the exam.

Below is my performance in recent exams order by the date attempted.

MGMAT CAT1 - 620( V-29, Q-47) ( Jan 25, 2012)
MGMAT CAT2 - 620( V-32, Q-43) ( Feb 12, 2012)
GMATprepv1(1) -640 ( V-26, Q50) (Feb 26, 2012)
KNEWTON - 650 ( V-33, Q-46) (Mar 18, 2012)
GMATprepv1(2) -720( V-38, Q-50) (Mar 25, 2012)
MGMAT CAT3 - 730( V-40, Q-49) (April 1, 2012) ( Verbal score is inflated as I encountered 2 already attempted RCs)
MGMAT CAT4 - 690( V-34, Q-51) (April 8, 2012)
MGMAT CAT5 - 670( V-33, Q-49) (April 11, 2012)
GMATprepv2 - 700(V-33, Q-50) (April 15, 2012)

GMAT experience:

Quantitative section went fine, as I was comfortable with this section. In verbal section I was doing good till question #22, but then after 4-5 questions I realized that I was running out of time and hence had to skip 3-4 questions (not in a row).

Because of financial constraints, I am not targeting any US university. I have chosen the below five universities in the GMAT exam.

Indian school of business
The university of Hongkong
National university of Singapore
International University of Japan
Schulich school of business ( India course)


Please advise.
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by ankur@gmat » Wed Apr 18, 2012 10:26 am
690 is a good score, though it is little tilted towards Quants. However, I think you can be competitive in the programs you have chosen. Consider CEIBS. It is one of the top programs.
Celebrate your success. Cheers
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by manuag » Wed Apr 18, 2012 12:23 pm
Thanks Ankur, I will certainly consider CEIBS. Congratulations for your very good score. Which all universities you are targeting?
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by ankur@gmat » Wed Apr 18, 2012 6:36 pm
Thanks. CEIBS is certainly great, considering the fact that it is one of the most competitive program in ASIA other than the ISB. I am targeting ISB, Kellog, LBS.. Wish me good luck.
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by manuag » Fri May 11, 2012 9:52 am
Best of luck man!!!
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