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These are the schools i am aiming at with a 590!

Tsinghua IMBA
DUKE MMS
QUEEN'S GLOBAL MANAGEMENT
ESADE Msc MARKETING MGT.


any chance of cracking them ..

I think, yes!

I am sure you will.

throughmba wrote:I think, yes!

I am sure you will.

I know u believe in me. I just don't want to miss out on such good colleges just because of a bad day in verbal. I am seriously worried

You worry too much.

Its within your reach.

I Hope i do get in!

And as long as i dont get in, i m 99% sure i will keep worrying about it!

Hi Vaibhav,

Unfortunately with your score this seems difficult. We would advise retaking gmat or else applying to r 2 universities with low rankings.

FutureWorks wrote:applying to r 2 universities with low rankings.

and those would be?

Don't give up! I scored a 590 on my first try and applied to some schools anyway just to see where I stand. I was officially accepted by one MBA program (ranked 60-70 in the US) and verbally accepted by another (ranked 30-40) after I spoke with one of their recruting officer, with the possibility of scoring a scholarship/partial tuition waiver So not all hope is lost!

Good luck buddy!

ariz wrote:Don't give up! I scored a 590 on my first try and applied to some schools anyway just to see where I stand. I was officially accepted by one MBA program (ranked 60-70 in the US) and verbally accepted by another (ranked 30-40) after I spoke with one of their recruting officer, with the possibility of scoring a scholarship/partial tuition waiver So not all hope is lost!

Good luck buddy!

Hmm.. I am hoping atleast Msc programs will not look at that GMAT score of mine with too much scrutiny. Specially me verbal (which is 26)

And thats not miracle but a little myth buster.

Read these
https://goo.gl/QQGvV

Definitely amazing read!

I will be very honest and say that i know i could have scored way better but i have exams and with deadlines i have no other option but to apply ( just to give it a shot)

And i have a job already as back up ( ) so if i dont get in, i will work three years and go for MBA then!

This is just my personal opinion, so please correct me if I'm wrong:

I think that it is more useful, at least for the recruiters, that you have 3 years of solid work experience and pursue an MBA by then, than getting a Master education right now with little to no work experience. The former communicates that you are aware of the benefits and necessity of an MBA, while the latter indicates that you are hoping to get a job base soly on your educational credentials/certifications.

ariz wrote:This is just my personal opinion, so please correct me if I'm wrong:

I think that it is more useful, at least for the recruiters, that you have 3 years of solid work experience and pursue an MBA by then, than getting a Master education right now with little to no work experience. The former communicates that you are aware of the benefits and necessity of an MBA, while the latter indicates that you are hoping to get a job base soly on your educational credentials/certifications.

Exactly, Not going for MBA but going Msc!

If i will go for MBA, will only after the 3 years of solid work exp!