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by Tinkster » Wed Jan 09, 2013 6:17 am
Hello Sameer,

I gave my GMAT in Dec 2012 and scored 730. Q 50, V 40.

I have done my btech from IITM , with average passing out CPI(percentage). (I would like to say worst).
I have close to 6+ years exp in Consulting/Analytics - Pretty good experience for MBA , I think.Details on this later.

What are the schools I should be looking at?

Should I retake the GMAT as I think I can improve my verbal score? Also, can I ditch the second score if its less than this? Would it be too much of an effort again to give GMAT the second time? or should I focus on preparing for interviews, profile etc.,


Waiting for your response,
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by Jim@StratusPrep » Wed Jan 09, 2013 6:46 am
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by Yashveer » Wed Jan 09, 2013 9:07 am
Hi,

Really don't understand that why do you wish to write your GMAT again. You scores are pretty impressive & with 6+ yrs. of work experience, you are in a perfect stage of your career which mostly b-schools look for. You can try your chances in b-school by clicking https://www.general-ed.com/chances-of-bschool

Rather than preparing & writing your GMAT again, I would strongly recommend you to focus on application essays & demonstrate professional achievements and headship qualities during final interviews. What if you score less? :(

Let me know in case of any other conserns you might have. You can also PM your number to discuss over your profile & selection of b-schools.

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Yash
Tinkster wrote:Hello Sameer,

I gave my GMAT in Dec 2012 and scored 730. Q 50, V 40.

I have done my btech from IITM , with average passing out CPI(percentage). (I would like to say worst).
I have close to 6+ years exp in Consulting/Analytics - Pretty good experience for MBA , I think.Details on this later.

What are the schools I should be looking at?

Should I retake the GMAT as I think I can improve my verbal score? Also, can I ditch the second score if its less than this? Would it be too much of an effort again to give GMAT the second time? or should I focus on preparing for interviews, profile etc.,


Waiting for your response,
Thanks.
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