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by bobby2in » Tue May 12, 2009 5:41 am
Hi

I appeared for GMAT second time and my scores are as follows.

First Time : 620 Q 49 V 26 AWA 5.5

Second Time: 660 Q46 V 35 AWA awaited

I am an Indian Mechnical Engineer working at Singapore with 8 years of experience. Currently handling a team of 40. I have residency status of three countries which include Australia Singapore and India.

What are my chances of getting in following schools

1. INSEAD
2. IMD
3. MIT
4. Richard Ivey
5. Any other top 10 college

Regards

Bobby
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by Lisa Anderson » Tue May 12, 2009 11:15 am
Dear Bobby,

While your GMAT score did increase, you are still below average for your target schools. Since you have more experience than the average applicant, you should use that to your advantage highlighting your successful leadership experiences. You might want to add 1-2 schools to your list with GMAT averages in the 600-660 range as safety options.

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Lisa
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