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4 Yrs Work Experience with Low GMAT Score

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by abhijeetamlekar » Tue Jan 04, 2011 11:02 pm
Hi,

I am currently a working IT professional with 4 yrs of professional experience. I attempted once for GMAT and score was very bad 480 only. Are there any good universities which will take my Work Experience taken into consideration inspite of having very low GMAT score.
I am planning to go for MBA in 2011 fall semester.

Please suggest some universities which will not consider GMAT score.


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by Bryant@VeritasPrep » Wed Jan 05, 2011 6:38 pm
Any reputable program in general will require the GMAT, and with 2nd round deadlines upon us, I would not recommend you apply for 2011 with a 480 since you will be forced to apply third round, which is difficult at best. There may be some low-tier, unranked programs who have rolling admissions, but they are out of my circle. One thing to consider with low GMAT would be part time programs at mid to upper tier schools. Since part time programs are not required to report their average GMAT scores to the rankings boards, they are more lenient on GMAT scores for admission.
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