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by dikku07 » Fri Sep 18, 2009 6:30 am
Thanks alot
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by Lisa Anderson » Fri Sep 18, 2009 2:12 pm
Dear dikku07,

In my opinion, I think it will be difficult to receive an offer of admission from any of the schools on your list with a GMAT score less than a 650. While it will help if your GPA comes back high (>3.6 on US 4.0 scale), the schools will still want to see a GMAT score that confirms you can succeed in the business school classroom. Similarly, you will need to have a solid rationale for why you want a MBA and how your past experiences fit in with your future career goals. I would suggest doing some research on schools with GMAT averages in the 550-650 range and then see how you score on the GMAT to determine where to apply.

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