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Originally Posted by aerospace22
I also studied for a week and received a score of
Q 51(99%) and V42(95%) on June 24th 2009. Received my AWA mark only a week later and received a 6.
Just finished undergrad in Economics from Canada and going to LSE finance.
The fact that you studied for only a week and did well does not show anything special. It only means that we were prepared well, luckily, for the GMAT. A lot of smart people who try hard can break 700. See if you can get close to 800, which might be your true potential with a month or two of studying instead of talking about the mark you received with a week of studying.
Kim |
Hey Kim, take it easy... My intention was not to say "I am special, I broke this idiot test and bla bla bla".
I was just implying that if you have a correct, strong, background, for example if your major is engineering or math or statistics, you don't have to panic and moreover you don't have to prepare for several months as I read in other threads on this forum.
I studied only for a week because the deadline of the admission for my chosen grad course was really close, and therefore I had no other choice.
I don't think that my objective should be obtain a 800 or so...
I believe that GMAT is only a key, not a goal. Your goal must be to pass admission for an university, or a Phd, or whatever, and then do your best, and finally go hunting for your desired job.
Life is some kind of journey, maybe.
I repeat, GMAT is just a key, and 730 is a pretty sufficient key in my opinion.
And don't worry, I will do my best in my future university, since my GMAT granted me admission with full scholarship at Bocconi University, International Management master of science.
Best regards
