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by sravya » Sun Jun 07, 2009 11:08 am
hi,

olin b-school aff. to washington university is starting a new program called MS in supply chain management. I m very much interested in it. I have started preparing for my GMAT. and will be giving it june 30th. expecting a score somewhere between 550-600. I have done my b-tech from Indian college which is affiliated to JNTU. and my percentage is 57. will I make it to olin? since now gmat is in my hands what should be my score so that admission into olin will be a sure shot? plllzzzzz help....
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by Lisa Anderson » Mon Jun 08, 2009 10:20 pm
Dear sravya,

You need to score well on the GMAT--definitely >650 to present a good foundation in terms of academic aptitude. However, decisions are not made based solely on the GMAT and your GPA. Since the program is new, there are no benchmarks to give you an idea of how competitive your profile is. I think you need to present the best application possible, giving a compelling reason for your admission and hope for the best.

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