I couldnt Score on GMAT

Question

Took my GMat Yesterday, and I couldnt score well. I worked so hard, was very confident, was very good in both sections, but I froze in the real test, My mind went blank, now I cant get at London School of Economics, they have a cut off of 650, I am all hurt.

Answer 1

Boo-hoo. Forget the career as a hedge-fund manager and start flipping burgers.

Answer 2

Hi,

Take it again. Perhaps both scores will be reported, but now you know what you're going to experience when you take the test, so you'll be more prepared and relaxed, and you can explain that the first score was wholly unrepresentative of your ability (e.g., you were sick that day), whereas you were fully present for the test you took the following month, so it's a much better representation of your skills and aptitude.

On the other hand, if you're really feeling sunk, wait a year and reapply.

Good luck, and don't stress :)

Answer 3

It is good that you know where you went wrong and why.You have to train yourself to be free of stress and strain when you walk in for the same test once again.

What is the harm in studying in London School of Economics which happens to be one of the bests.

Your success does not lie in getting a degree from the BEST school but how well you use the grammer of Economics that is taught in the college in real life situation. Cheers.Key to success lies in application of the subject and not on the piece of paper that you get as a degree holder,it is just like a passport to get a visa.