No one on purpose would like to get a low GMAT Score. But don't consider this result as the end of the world. There are numerous stories of comebacks that has eventually resulted in Admissions to top Business Schools. Try to deal with your disappointment in a way that will help you prepare for the GMAT, round two – if and when you feel up to it.
How to Bounce Back after you have Bombed in your GMAT?
The GMAC claims that statistically speaking, retaking the GMAT is unlikely to raise your score. But don’t give up hope! We’ve seen students get huge score gains from their first attempt to their last, and there are many factors that can lead to someone falling short of their best possible performance.
If you feel that “something” wasn’t up to par on test day, getting a better score might be as simple as fixing that something. Maybe you could have studied harder; maybe test day presented unexpected psychological challenges; maybe you just weren’t feeling well.
If you did poorly on the GMAT, ask yourself a few questions to help guide your thoughts about what to do next:
1. How far is your score...
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