Hi Stacy,
I wanted to get my profile evaluation done. I have done B.Tech in Computer Science and have been working in TATA Consultancy Services (TCS) for the past 3 years...In the past 3 years i have been investing and trading in the financial markets...Investments and Finance has generated alot of interest and curiosity in me....I have been studying alot of books on Finance...Trading...Behavioral Finance for the past 2-3 years...To pursue my interest and to study how to analyse markets and value companies..i feel a strong need to do Ms Finance....
In extra curricular activities... -> Member of TCS Soccer Team...Member of Delhi Cycling club...I do activities like rock climbing....love travelling...and an active member of TCS CSR team...
Can you please tell me...acc to my profile wat wud be a decent GMAT score for me to get into a good University in MS Finance..
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Dear gtbit_tcs,
MS Finance admissions is a little different from MBA admissions. Work experience is not as important in the evaluation as many applicants come straight from undergraduate studies. The fact you have work experience should work to your advantage. As for a GMAT score, you need to score competitively for the schools you are looking at, meaning close to or above the GMAT averages for those schools. Generally speaking, I think anything over a 650 should put you in a good position, but your score will need to be higher if your GPA is on the low side.
Good luck,
Lisa
MS Finance admissions is a little different from MBA admissions. Work experience is not as important in the evaluation as many applicants come straight from undergraduate studies. The fact you have work experience should work to your advantage. As for a GMAT score, you need to score competitively for the schools you are looking at, meaning close to or above the GMAT averages for those schools. Generally speaking, I think anything over a 650 should put you in a good position, but your score will need to be higher if your GPA is on the low side.
Good luck,
Lisa
