Your background is unique but that GMAT score is quite low. If you can retake and pull up your score, these schools will be more aligned and other schools will potentially become an option.

Thank u Marc...will Retake the exam soon .

Hi Sumit,

I am also a physician from India and am looking for an MBA targeted towards healthcare and general management. From what advise i have been given from candidates with similar backgrounds (who have successfully completed their MBA's) is to look for a 700+ score. Most of the Indian applicants are from the IT/Engineering background (or traditional business background such as BBA, Accountancy, Finance etc )and a non traditional candidate with a 700 performance (especially with 80+ percentile in quant) looks extremely attractive to addcoms who like diversity in their programs especially considering that Healthcare is a fast growing field globally. To your advantage you are all ready scoring very high in Quant and that removes one major DOUBT that the ADCOMS will have when it comes to Indian MBBS Candidates (who haven't attended a quant class since 12th grade)..

Given your background, it is quite clear that you are a strong academician therefore aim for something higher (680-720). What was your average Percentage through MBBS? If you have done well then that will be another factor that will boost your application. And have you done an MD ? (If so those 3 years of your residency will count towards W.E.). I am currently prepping for my GMAT and am at the 630-640 range in GMAT PREP (though my Quant refuses to cross the 44 mark) but would schedule the test until i am consistently hitting 680-700 on my practice CAT's..

Since you will have almost 8-9 years of WE by the time you start your MBA, have you considered a 1-year program? MM Healthcare is an option, or a 1-year MBA (Yale has a very highly rated program for candidates with 7+ years of experience)...