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Target GMAT score for Wharton ??

by sam77 » Mon Oct 27, 2008 10:35 pm
I have read that universities try to diversify their MBA classes. Like, they would choose the top scoring indians, the top scoring chinese etc. Though, the admission depends on a lot of factors, including your exeprience etc., but rest all being equal, would anyone know, what can be the average GMAT score for indians admitted to Wharton, let's say with 4-5 years experience? I am sure, it is higher then the (US News) average score 712 for Wharton :-)
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by Lisa Anderson » Wed Oct 29, 2008 3:59 pm
Dear sam77,

Schools do not break down GMAT scores or other measures by subgroups, so there is no way to definitely know (unless you work in Wharton's admissions office). However, I would venture to guess that the applicants from India that are offered admission probably have GMAT scores over a 700. There might be a few in the 670-700 range, but most probably fall over a 700.

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by sam77 » Thu Nov 06, 2008 12:11 pm
Thank you Lisa,
I was concerned because of this Interview with Graham Richmond - Former Admissions Consultant from Wharton.
He mentioned "For example, if you're a male engineer from India, you're competing against a lot of people with similar backgrounds and your GMAT score will therefore be that much more important in distinguishing you as an applicant."
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by saran321 » Fri Nov 07, 2008 1:51 am
Thank you Lisa
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