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by [email protected] » Wed Sep 23, 2009 8:24 pm
Dear madam

I am Pallav Bhadauria ,I gave my gmat on 22nd sept 2009 , my gmat score is 610 (qa48 va 22), I know I am low on my gmat score, and I have a work experience of 2.5 years as of now in automobile company.Currently i am working with TATA Motors as an assistant manager in development center. I did my graduation from NIT .Trichy, (INDIA) with a gpa of 7.33/10, I have a good extra curricular to support me and I can get a good recommendation letter too. I am aiming for top 50 B schools and full time MBA course. I am open to go to US, Canada, Europe and Asia. But the problem is the budget, I won't be able to afford more then 50,000$ please help in choosing the right business school to apply for. Please guide
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by Lisa Anderson » Fri Sep 25, 2009 3:57 pm
Dear pallav.b,


Generally speaking, your GMAT score is on the low side for a top 50 program as an applicant from India. I encourage you to do some research on MBA programs where the GMAT average is at or below a 610, offers a curriculum that matches your career goals, and is within your budget. I think it will be tough to find this combination in the US, but perhaps there are some good programs in the EU or Asia that are within reach. You also might consider retaking your GMAT to increase your score, especially on the verbal section.

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Lisa
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