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by Dream Weaver » Mon Sep 13, 2010 7:16 am
Hi,
I have a question, which is bothering me constantly. Please address my concern.
The question is: I will be writing my GMAT on 02nd October 2010, and wish to start my MBA from 2011 Fall. Is it too late to apply ?
I was initially going to write the exam on 21st September, but because of some office related work, I had to re-schedule the exam date to 02nd October.
I will be writing TOEFL after 02nd Oct. I have started getting a little paranoid thinking that it's going to be too late to apply for Fall 2010.

Please advice.
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by Lisa Anderson » Tue Sep 14, 2010 5:21 pm
Dear DW,

Your October 2 test date is not too late for application deadlines on or after October 24, 2010 for fall 2011 entry. It generally takes about 3 weeks for schools to receive your scores, so be sure to request your scores be sent to those schools at the time you take the exam.

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by Dream Weaver » Tue Sep 14, 2010 6:11 pm
Thanks a lot Lisa for your reply.. Your reply has motivated me to go full throttle.

I will get back to you after 02nd Oct (after taming the GMAT dragon :D ).

Many Thanks and Warm Regards,
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