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by palswasti » Sun Sep 28, 2008 10:32 pm
respected madam,

i have graduated (b.tech, c.g.p.a 8.52/10) on june 2008. i want to pursue my mba. i want to take the gmat test. but i dont have any idea what a good score would be to get into top university? also i need some information about scolarship offered. i want to do my mba in finance so i would also like to know about the firms recruiting and packages they offer.

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yours tryuly
swasti
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by Lisa Anderson » Mon Sep 29, 2008 11:03 am
Dear Swasti,

Much of the information you seek is found on various sites dedicated to business school. I strongly encourage you to do some research on what business school is, types of careers pursued, the application process and how to present a strong application. Scholarships are more competitive than admissions, so when you start making your plans you cannot count on having scholarship funds when you make your financial arrangements. As for the GMAT, you want a score in the 700's to give you the best chance at admissions and scholarships.

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Lisa
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