how marks in 10th 12th and grad affect admission procedure

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by [email protected] » Sun Jan 16, 2011 4:00 am

i am an mba aspirant with 78%,67% and 7.9 cgpa marks in 10th , 12th and graduation respectively...marks are quite low.how is this going to affect t`the admission procedure..do b schools consider these marks a lot.should i score more in gmat to compensate .what are m chances.please help me out

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by rishi raj » Sun Jan 16, 2011 5:06 am

Your 10th and 12th marks aren't taken into account by schools when you apply,but yes performance in undergraduate program(bachelor's degree) is given importance. Aim for as high score as possible. The higher,the better. Good luck!

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