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by RishiChaturvedi » Wed Sep 16, 2009 9:20 am
Hi,

I recently took GMAT and scored 660 (Q 49 and V 31 AWA 5). I am a Computer Engineer with 2.5 Years experience. My acads aggregate is 78% (GPA 3.9). I have good record of extra curr. Will get fine LORs from senior officials of 3 MNCs. I am planning to apply for following universities:-

1. Indiana (Kelley)
2. North Carolina - Chapel Hill (Kenan Flager)
3. Georgia Institute of Technology
4. Queen's
5. IE Madrid
6. ESADE
7. Western Ontario
8. Maryland
9. University of Washington
10. Brigham Young University (Utah)

Please suggest whether I should proceed with my plan.

Thanks!
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by Monica Okrah » Mon Sep 21, 2009 6:28 pm
It looks like your verbal score is really low. Can you highlight your verbal/communication skills through other means (i.e. well written applications, high grades in writing courses, evidence of communication skills through work projects)?

I think Queens is going to be tough for you to get into....but you should measure your overall GMAT score against the average scores for your target schools. You probably still have a shot at some of these programs if you're around the average (or above).

Do you think you can do better on the GMAT?
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by RishiChaturvedi » Sun Sep 27, 2009 11:36 pm
Thank You

No I dont think I am going ot take GMAT again.

Please tell me about my chances in IE Madrid and Oxford.

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