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Did u get through any top MBA programs with 4 ASA

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by Krishnamohank » Sun Feb 10, 2013 11:49 pm
Hi.

I am probably in a similar situation like you.

I have a GMAT score of 730 ( Q: 49; V: 40 )
AWA: 4

So, I just want to understand whether you were able to make it to the top universities?

Also , if you could share your experience of feedback / acceptance you recieved from the B-school.

Waiting for your valuable feed back,it would enable me to take the further decisions.

Thankyou
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by Tommy Wallach » Fri Feb 15, 2013 12:32 pm
Hey Krishna,

A 4 is still considered passable at most major schools. However, if you have curiosity about this, don't ask random people on here. The truth is that every application is made up of so many individual pieces, nobody will be able to tell you anything that will mean anything. But you know what is useful? Call up the programs to which you want to apply (or email them), and ask them if a 4 is problematic and would merit a retake.

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