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by shobhit18 » Sun May 18, 2008 9:12 pm
Hello,

I have a GMAT Score of 640 and have good acdemic background. I have good working experence of 4 year as sofware engg.

In Which all good schools in US and outside, i will have a conversion chance?

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Shobhit
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by Lisa Anderson » Mon May 19, 2008 6:35 am
Dear Shobhit,

I encourage you to visit the sticky on school selection for tips on how to evaluate MBA programs. Without knowing what the rest of your application looks like or what you want to do post-MBA, it is hard to know what schools might be a good fit for you. Based on your GMAT, you will want to look at schools with GMAT averages at or below 640 as you will have a more competitive profile in their applicant pools.

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Lisa
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