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by ankurmit » Mon Jan 31, 2011 7:00 am
I took GMAT today and scored 650 ( Q-47 , V -33 ) :(

It was my second attempt.Got 570 in 1st one.

I am an Indian and have 6 yrs of work exp in telecom sector. I have engineering background.

I am targetting top 30 colleges.What are the chances?

Shall I go ahead with applications?

Please advice.
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by rishi raj » Mon Jan 31, 2011 9:04 am
Your inputs are kinda very limited in terms of quality of work experience, profile and other aspects. 650 maynot be a good score for the top 20 schools .However, you may a fair chance at schools ranked 20-30 if the other aspects of your application make you stand out.
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