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by aim_gmat720 » Thu Sep 09, 2010 6:22 am
Dear freinds

Just appeared for GMAT, this was my first attempt for the test. I manged to scroe 640 (V27 Q49) although in Kaplan my average scores were around 670-680.
Well now the questions is:

1. Will I be eligible or stand any good chances in Top 30 US Schools. I have 3 years work ex as on date. Civil Engineer working in Delhi. If yes please let me know. If not US Canada is also an option.

2. I am planning to retake the exam in one months time. To improve my scores that shall be around Oct 15th. I need to know weather time will permit me to send through my applications with these scores as per Top US colleges in accordance with the deadlines. I need to take admissions in Sep 2011 Intake.

Please suggest as weather to go for retake or applications or both simultaneoulsy provided it finishes on time.

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by vivek1110 » Thu Sep 09, 2010 7:00 am
You certainly do have a shot at the Top 30, again it's about how well you can project yourself as an applicant. You need to demonstrate the need and also have a solid post-mba plan. I'm not sure about Canadian universities, but you'll definitely be able to make it to R2 for most of the US universities.

Re-taking is a very personal decision to make, if you think you can push your score close to the 700 range, then I guess it's worth a shot. You also need to analyze whether you'll have time to put in sufficient preparation to make the jump. If not, you could put this time to good use and craft a really solid application, and I'm sure you'll have a shot at a few good US programs.

Good luck!
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by aim_gmat720 » Thu Sep 09, 2010 7:17 am
Thanks Vivek
However would like to know what is the maximum time I can strech to retake GMAT so as to be in line for most no. of US30 B schools applications. Are the applications sent by Hard copies or soft copy works. I propose to take admissions in Sep 11. And which are the institutes I should apply with this score and profile.
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by outreach » Thu Sep 09, 2010 7:47 am
i feel u can maximum target R2.
i think u need to talk to mba consultants who would evaluate ur profile in detail. also u can visit mba fairs where u can talk to admission committee of different schools
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