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by Bowfinger1975 » Sun Jan 10, 2016 6:28 am
Guys ,

I am a 40 year old guy with a GMAT score of 620 (Q47,V28) from India .

I have served in Army for about 9 years and am a gallantry award decorated officer . I have worked in companies like Duncans , Tatas , Mercedes and Jaguar Land-rover in Managerial position .

I will be grateful if you guys can please guide me .

Thanks
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by Michael@VeritasPrep » Sun Jan 17, 2016 8:44 pm
Do you want to stay in India or go elsewhere? With your profile, I would suggest evaluating executive MBA programs. With that much experience, management experience, and a lower GMAT, it might make more sense. Executive MBA programs place a lower emphasis on GMAT scores (some don't even require them at all). If you let me know if you are open to moving to the US, I can give you some more school options.
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