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by deepakteja1988 » Sun Nov 13, 2011 9:11 pm
Hello,

Please help me in shortlisting colleges for what I can apply irrespective of any location. I am more interested into finance and marketing. And the main purpose of me doing an MBA is to serve my interest in the field and my purpose. ( for a high pay )

GMAT Attempt 1 - 580 (50,20)
GMAT Attempt 2 - 560 (50,17)
GMAT Attempt 3 - 580 (50,20)

The above are my real gmat scores.

Please any consultant, reply back and let me know the details.

Thanks in advance.
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by mbaMissionBrianE » Fri Nov 18, 2011 5:16 am
Hello deepakteja1988, thanks for your follow up.

Your GMAT scores could potentially be a significant obstacle to gaining admission to top programs.

In targeting suitable schools, a good place to start would be to compile a list of programs that have a mean or median GMAT score close to yours. You should be competitive here. My rule of thumb is that if your GMAT score falls within the middle 80% range at a school, you have a shot. Otherwise, it could be an uphill battle.

Best of luck!
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