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by gprabz » Sun Nov 24, 2013 10:09 am
Hello ,
Please find below details about my profile and suggest list of some average to good 1 year MBA programs.
Qualification - Mechanical Engg
Work Ex - 5.5 years
Work Profile - Product Management , Pricing and Planning ( currently Managerial position)
Industry - Automobile OEMs (Toyota and VW Group) and Aerospace ( Honeywell Inc)
Extracurricular - Average

Also i am an entrepreneur with investments in Food joints and Automotive accessories

Am having hard time concentrating on GMAT prep and not successful in mock tests which i have taken up so far. Am able to touch 600 avg score but not beyond that. So i just assume as of now that my actual GMAT score too would be similar range.

Now i request someone to guide on how and which schools should i target with score and profile mentioned above.

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by gprabz » Tue Nov 26, 2013 6:22 am
gprabz wrote:Hello ,
Please find below details about my profile and suggest list of some average to good 1 year MBA programs.
Qualification - Mechanical Engg
Work Ex - 5.5 years
Work Profile - Product Management , Pricing and Planning ( currently Managerial position)
Industry - Automobile OEMs (Toyota and VW Group) and Aerospace ( Honeywell Inc)
Extracurricular - Average

Also i am an entrepreneur with investments in Food joints and Automotive accessories

Am having hard time concentrating on GMAT prep and not successful in mock tests which i have taken up so far. Am able to touch 600 avg score but not beyond that. So i just assume as of now that my actual GMAT score too would be similar range.

Now i request someone to guide on how and which schools should i target with score and profile mentioned above.

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by Jon@Admissionado » Tue Nov 26, 2013 9:32 am
Well the question first is: is a 600 really your top limit? Because your options will be preeetty restrained at that point. How long have you studied for the GMAT? Have you taken a course or two? which one?
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by gprabz » Tue Dec 03, 2013 9:22 am
Hello Jon ,
Apologies for delayed response.I have been studying for about 2 months now and am really freaked out @ my scores from prep tests. Though i seem to do good in short practice tests, i goof up in full length tests. I am using kaplan series for prep.
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by mbaguy2012 » Tue Dec 10, 2013 2:39 pm
Hi,

600 is actually low. If you can crack 650-660, with your profile you can look at schools like AGSM & MBS in Australia and Queens & Ivey in Canada. Do not even look at Tier 2 MBA programs in Europe. These programs feed on candidates with good work experience but low (600) to medium (650) GMAT scores and then provide minimal to no career support.

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by gprabz » Wed Dec 11, 2013 8:50 am
Hi ,
Thanks a lot for the reply . am still preparing for the final showdown and am faring better and feel confident now. when you say good work ex , what exactly you mean by it??
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