Your existing score should be good enough to get you into a program especially considering that you are not a native English speaker. The quant is actually considered a more critical score than the verbal for b-schools anyway, so I would say you should now focus on your applications and make a good impression in the personal interview, which can help "make up for" any shortcomings your GMAT score represents in verbal. Good luck.

Hi Bryantmichaels,

Thanks a lot for your reply. I am basically looking 1 year course.
Could you please suggest me some universities ...

Thanks again for your kind help

Columbia, Cornell (Johnson), Emory, & Northwestern all offer accelerated programs, as do many others. Many schools also offer executive MBAs which can sometimes be completed in around a year as well.

49Q and 34V is usually higher than 670...I've seen a lot of 690s.

Just wanna share my experience on the above comments.

I think the splitted score on V and Q are not directly converted to the GMAT score. Likely depend on the set of question you get.

I got Q49, V35 but end up surprisingly 710. So there should be something to do with the difficulties of th e problem set itself then.

Anyway, keep up!!! I know most people aim at 700+ (including me) but it's just the matter of the feeling when you got 7++ . Anyway, I think 670 and 700 do not make much different in admission. You'd better focus on essays and recommendation to make you stand out of others.

bzg2hg wrote:Guys,

I dont know what to do next. Completely frustrated .... I gave my GMAT nd scored 670 (34v, 49 Q) .. Got screwed in verbal . Now not able to decide what to do ..Please suggest me something ..
I am literally dying. Not able to do anything else.
I started prepairing again . But I am still not sure wheather I can improve my verbal score.
Experts.. please suggest something..
I am basically looking for 1 year full time MBA .
My profile is as follows.
Country:- India
Work exp:- 3.5 years in IT Service company .Reputed one .
Graduation:- Bachelor in Engineering , Computer science.. 73% .


Any feedback from any one is highly appreciable.

Thanks

Hey,

Could u post ur prep strategy..especially for verbal. I could understand the area where u made mistakes??