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by shilpi84 » Thu Jul 02, 2009 7:59 pm
Hi ,

I am from India and i have a work-ex of 2 years in an IT company.
I took the GMAT twice and scored 630 in both the attempts.
I do not think i will be able to improve my score in my third attempt.I want to apply to B schools in California.Can you please suggest in which colleges can i apply?

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by Lisa Anderson » Fri Jul 03, 2009 5:40 pm
Dear Shilpi,

Generally, you are most competitive at schools where your GMAT is at or above the average. Since you are from an over-represented profile in the applicant pool (IT from India), then you will not only want to apply to schools with GMAT averages under a 630, but also submit a strong set of essays and recommendations.

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