Hi,
I gave my Gmat a few days back and screwed it badly. Scored 680(Q49,V33). Wanted to know if this is enough or should i appear for it again?
I am an Indian, did my engineering in 2004 and since then i am employed in a software company, so its an experience of 4.5 years.
My accads are as listed:
HSC : 87.2%
SSC : 81.8%
BE degree : 82.3 % (Honours) in Information technology from a good engineering institute.
My extracurricular are not exceptional but are above avarage. Specially in sports and painting. I too have an overseas(UK) job experience of 1 year when i worked for our European client.
I am aiming for colleges which include Indian school of business, Stern, NUS, INSEAD, Stern, Tuck and a few more.
Is 680 enough or should i go for another shot at GMAT.
Please guide me ?
Scored 680 - Is that enough ?
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Hello,
Given your profile as you presented it, I’d conclude that the GMAT should be higher to have a reasonable shot at the schools you mention. Your score is not low to the point where it would be a disqualifier by any means, but the expectation would be higher for your demographic and industry groups.
Because you are in a segment that is essentially over-represented to the top MBA programs, I suggest taking some time now to thoughtfully develop an application strategy that differentiates you and makes you stand out specifically among Indian IT applicants.
Good luck with your plans --
Best regards,
Cindy Tokumitsu
Senior Editor, Accepted.com
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Given your profile as you presented it, I’d conclude that the GMAT should be higher to have a reasonable shot at the schools you mention. Your score is not low to the point where it would be a disqualifier by any means, but the expectation would be higher for your demographic and industry groups.
Because you are in a segment that is essentially over-represented to the top MBA programs, I suggest taking some time now to thoughtfully develop an application strategy that differentiates you and makes you stand out specifically among Indian IT applicants.
Good luck with your plans --
Best regards,
Cindy Tokumitsu
Senior Editor, Accepted.com
www.Accepted.com