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by udiudi » Sat May 23, 2009 5:54 am
Dear Stacy

I recently gave the GMAT and got the foll score
700 (90 percentile). Quant 47 (79 percnt) verbal (83 percnt) AWA 5.0
This was my 2nd attempt.in first attempt I had got 640.
I have 8 years work ex in the marine field as an engineer.
I would like to apply to the foll schools for Full time MBA

Oxford
Judge
RSM Erasmus
Nanyang
ISB

Please advise as to my score.I know that GMAT is just one of the criteria but I want to confirm whether the above score is alright to get on with the application.

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by Lisa Anderson » Sat May 23, 2009 9:04 am
Dear udiudi,

Congratulations on your new score! Generally speaking, if your GMAT score is within the mid-50% range for your target schools, then you are in a competitive position in terms of the GMAT. Ideally, you want to be at or above the average for a school. With a 700, you should be in a competitive position with your GMAT for any school. However, you are right that it is not the most important or only component, so be sure to put in the effort to submit the strongest possible application.

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Lisa
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