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by Jon@Admissionado » Tue Nov 15, 2011 10:37 pm
Well maybe. A lot will depend on your work experience and other things. Your GMAT is pretty low for all these schools. I had a look at the averages and you are basically in the low 10-25 percentile. If there is any way for you to reasonably retake and get a more score I would definitely recommend it. If you are in a bit of a rush, you could take your shot at it. If you have some good leadership, a good company, maybe some good volunteer and extra curriculars, you can make it to one of the schools likely.
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by manonmoon » Tue Nov 15, 2011 11:21 pm
Hello Jon,

Thanks a ton for your reply.Gives me a great insight though.

I agree and understand that this score is on the lower side or its an average GMAT score.

But, This is my 3rd attempt at GMAT. I have improved from 400 to 490 now 540.

At this point. I am just losing steam on GMAT.

The ultimate goal remains is to do MBA rather than focusing on taking GMAT alone.

Which schools do you think I have a fairly reasonable chance of getting in.

My profile is as follows:

1. GPA 3.2
2. Work Experience of 4.5 Years , 2 Years as Analyst in SunGard ( This includes working in US )
3. 2 years of work experience in DION global services a top name in trading industry in India and SE Asia.
4. Awards and recognition.
5. Currently I am working as Manager - Business development with a start up > Following my dream.

My resolve is steely. I hope I can make it this time. I am ok with a lower ranked school.

But, I am unable to zero down on schools where I stand a chance.


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