Though the primary purpose of the GMAT is to secure your chance of an admission in your favorite school, there is another strong reason for putting your best to get a good GMAT score. Besides B-Schools Admissions Officers, the score you get on the GMAT will reach an audience that might be even more important—job recruiters.
Of course, the GMAT scores are primarily and almost certainly will always be for B-School admissions. But what happens when your score is good enough to get you into the MBA program of your dreams, but not the job of your dreams? For some ambitious students, and some career-focused programs, the answer is simple: You take it again.
For students with strong applications but lackluster scores, some career services directors will advise admitted students to retake the exam.
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