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by anilregisgmat » Mon May 03, 2010 2:33 pm
I recently gave my GMAT and scored 720 (V89 and Q83)
Also earlier I ahd scored 690 on GMAT. This was in Dec 2008.

GPA of 3.74/4.00 (Conversion based on professional service - WES)
Bachelors from Indian Institute of technology Chennai in India.

Work Exp: 7 Yrs. in IT. Recent experience includes active role in establishing an offshore development center for a small firm based out of NJ. Played lead roles. Involved in hiring process and training.

What schools should I target for a full time MBA.

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by rajeshsources » Mon May 03, 2010 10:58 pm
Hello anilregisgmat ---

Before applying to any of top 20 b-schools in the world, we should look for not only GMAT score but also the experience which really matters and helps in showing you as different from others.

So,now you have a fantastic score i.e., 720. By seeing your experience, I can say you have a lot of exposure on handling real-time situations. So, you can definitely apply for top 20 B-schools such as:

1. London Business School
2. IE, Spain
3. Indian School of Business, India
4. Harvard School

I think this may help you, GOOD LUCK, Have a gr8 time,

Hope to hear from again,

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by Lisa Anderson » Tue May 04, 2010 1:11 pm
Dear anilregisgmat,

Congratulation on your new GMAT score! When combined with your transcripts, you have competitive academic components to your application. Now, you will need to make the rest of your application as competitive to have a chance at a global top 30 program. In terms of identifying schools, I encourage you to visit our sticky on school selection for tips on how to determine what schools are the best fit for you.

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by anilregisgmat » Wed May 05, 2010 11:18 am
Thank you Lisa and rajeshsources for the information. I just got my AWA score today ..
It awful ... 4.5 ... I can't believe.

I'm not sure how this is going to impact my admissions. Is there a way that I can mitigate this low score.
Or should I consider revaluation of AWA section
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by Lisa Anderson » Thu May 06, 2010 4:55 pm
Your essays and interview will mitigate your AWA. It is not worth your time to have it re-evaluated, in my opinion, as it does not impact your GMAT score. The AWA will be factored in, but the quality of your essays will have a greater impact.

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by anilregisgmat » Fri May 07, 2010 11:09 am
Thank you Lisa
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