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by whoisrohit » Tue Nov 17, 2009 3:32 am
Hi.

Today i have given my GMAT and got a 590 Q48 and V24. I am planning to apply for colleges in singapore i.e. NUS,SMU and Nanyang. Do i stand any chances?

My GPA is 3.4 and have a experience of 2.5 yrs and by the time i will join a B school i will be completing 3 yrs. Extra curricular is OK.

Kindly help
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by Stacey Oyler » Fri Nov 20, 2009 2:23 pm
Hi,

I would strongly suggest that you consider taking the GMAT again with a goal of scoring somewhere around the average for each program. For instance, the average GMAT score at NUS is 664. Given you have taken the GMAT just once, it's perfectly acceptable for you to take it again, and a stronger score will certainly help your application.

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