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by kavitakavi » Wed Mar 27, 2013 9:17 pm
Hello,
I am Kavita doing my engineering.I am in pre-final year.I want to doing MBA from in top universities after completing my B.tech.

I am already started preparation for GMAT.I can score 730+ in GMAT,but my question is that my GPA is lower but i have 20 months of work experience as undergraduate researcher.What i have to do? I am really confuse.

Give me suggestions.
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by Jim@StratusPrep » Thu Mar 28, 2013 9:14 am
The best thing you can do to offset a below par GPA is knock the GMAT out of the park. You want a balanced score (when looking at the percentiles). Typically this will put you in the 740+ range. Sounds like you are right there, so keep working hard to make sure you get the score.

What have you done up to this point to make you feel confident that you will score a 730+?
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