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by sharma_anruag » Tue Aug 18, 2015 7:57 am
Hi,
Just came back from a GMAT exam with a disappointing 710 (Q49 V38). Would like some help in deciding the next steps.
Key questions I am looking help on are:
1. Whether to retake GMAT ? (I felt quite rushed in the test, maybe due to not enough test practice)
2. Is this score good enough to apply to my target schools (INSEAD, Duke, Darden, Tuck and Ross), given that I dont have the most solid CGPA (6.1/10)

Background information:
Indian Male, 28 yo, engineer.
Have been working in consulting (Data analytics) for the past 5 years, with the same firm. two promotions. 1 relocation to UK. Working out of London for the past 1 year and will mostly work out of US after Dec.

Have led multiple team since last 2.5 years. Was managing 3 separate engagements totally amounting to a total of million dollar revenue for my firm.

Have been an above average student till my undergrad where I did not do very well but have a couple of start up attempts to speak of.

Not much in extracurriculars since work is very hectic but founded clubs in my firm and university for activities pertaining to debates, book discussions, etc. National level debater at school.

Thanks.
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by AdmitLane.com » Sun Aug 30, 2015 6:30 am
Given your experience, INSEAD should not be a long shot since you have good international work experience and GMAT within the range of INSEAD. However since you belong to the over-represented pool, you need to work hard on your essays to focus on diversity, leadership and problem-solving aspects during your work experience.

Also, you need to work on your extra-curriculars. Even if you have worked on something small , you can always find instances and anecdotes that can make a great essay. Remember applications require diversity of experiences and in that sense, your extra-curriculars will help you stand out.

Tuck , Darden will be out of reach. Ross and INSEAD should be within reach but you will need to stretch for them a bit.

I suggest you spend some time on shortlisting your schools as per your strengths, weaknesses and post MBA goals.

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