Importance of GMAT
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Hi there,
Generally speaking, yes. Most of the ranked firms use the GMAT as a cut off in recruiting and, even if they don't use it to draw a line, they may still look at it to assess ability.
The line for most firms is a score that starts with a "7" so the higher your score, the better!
Bhavik
Generally speaking, yes. Most of the ranked firms use the GMAT as a cut off in recruiting and, even if they don't use it to draw a line, they may still look at it to assess ability.
The line for most firms is a score that starts with a "7" so the higher your score, the better!
Bhavik
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Hah - I think you just angered a ton of people on this forum. A 48 is an amazing score mate! It won't hold you back in any of it. With your GMAT score, you're in good shape for recruiting.
On a side note, you have 48 out of a possible 51. If a firm does have a cut off on the raw score, it's well below what you scored
Bhavik
On a side note, you have 48 out of a possible 51. If a firm does have a cut off on the raw score, it's well below what you scored
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