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by suv.mba » Wed Jun 20, 2012 11:43 am
Hello frnds, request your help & guidance plzz

Background : Indian, Male , 26 yrs , Telecom Engineer (3 yrs workex) , B.Tech from a very reputed NIT with GPA - 8.6 (out of 10).

AWA & IR results awaited, expecting very good scores in them !

Please share my chances ........... or should i retake !

Thanks in Advance !!!!
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by bkw » Thu Jun 21, 2012 5:43 am
It definitely is a very good score in my opinion. Well, you almost nailed the math, and the verbal is very good to for being a non native.

However, you probably want to look at averages for the schools that you are interested in. And, even if you have a score less than the average, I suggest you apply. You have only to win and nothing to lose. Work on your essays.

Good luck.
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by suv.mba » Sat Jul 07, 2012 9:40 am
Hello Friends,

Just received my complete scorecard, here it goes ...

QA - 50 ; VA - 28 ; AWA - 5 ; IR - 6 ; Overall - 660.

Work Ex : 3+ yrs, Telecom Sector , Reputed MNC

Graduation : Engg ... GPA - 3.6 out of 4

Please let me know my chances with respect to NUS , NTU , SP-Jain Singapore , Melbourne Business School ......... thanks in advance ........

Other suggestions/inputs are most welcome .......
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by Jim@StratusPrep » Sun Jul 08, 2012 4:18 pm
Honestly would think about improving the verbal... A balanced score goes a long way. Congrats on the effort though.
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