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by sundarj » Thu Aug 26, 2010 12:49 am
Hi guys,
I wrote GMAT today. Got a pathetic verbal score.
I'm planning to apply for 1year mba programs.
1) ISB
2) INSEAD
3) Judge Business School
4) Said Business School
5) IE

The above are the ones short listed by me.

Will this score be enough or do i need to write one more time to improve my scores??

My profile:
X: 88.45
XII: 95.42
UG: 8.38/10 (B.E.)
Exp: 3 years by june 2011
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by sundarj » Thu Aug 26, 2010 7:49 am
can someone help me in this??
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by hja379 » Fri Aug 27, 2010 8:36 am
Hi Sundar,

MBA schools generally tend to look at every application holistically. GMAT score does play a significant role, but it still is only one piece of the pie. You can post your profile in "Ask the admission consultants" sub-forum and see what they advice.

Personally, I think 700+ is the recommended score for the schools you listed. But I could be wrong.
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