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by vmk2016 » Sat Dec 26, 2015 8:00 am
Hi All,

I have a GMAT Score of 410, IELTS 7, With a Work Ex of 3.5 yrs from MNC and I am a member of NGO for past 1 yr.
I have a decent academic background with 10th-79%, Inter- 93%, UG 3.5/4.
Could you please validate my profile and suggest me some good B schools. It will be great help.
Thanks a lot.
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by Michael@VeritasPrep » Mon Jan 18, 2016 10:56 am
Sorry to be the bearer of bad news, but with a 410 GMAT you will have to be looking for schools that don't require one. My suggestion to you is work for a few more years and get more seasoning. During that time, really buckle down and prepare for the GMAT. You should be targeting a score of at least 600 to get into any "good" business school. Good luck to you!
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by Michelle@ARINGO » Thu Feb 11, 2016 8:37 am
Candidates rarely get admitted into top schools with low GMAT scores (as you can see here: https://aringo.com/aringo-top-mba-gmat-results/).
Your score will make it hard for you to get admitted into top schools. If you can improve your score to around 600 (or 660-680 if you aim at the top 10) it will help you become a more competitive candidate.
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