Hello Experts,
I need a bit of advice on which colleges to apply at with my GMAT score of 690 and 9 years of work experience in the software industry. I'm an Electronics Engineer by education.
[I was hoping for a higher score but couldn't score on the verbal section as per my expectations.
(Q - 49 and V - 35, Percentile 88) ]
Regards,
SK
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GMAT 690, working, Indian, female with 9 years of work-exp
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Hi,
Considering the your length of your experience,( ie, your age group), you might want to explore the Executive MBA programs and part-time programs.
Considering the your length of your experience,( ie, your age group), you might want to explore the Executive MBA programs and part-time programs.
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Hi,
Considering the your length of your experience,( ie, your age group), you might want to explore the Executive MBA programs and part-time programs.
Considering the your length of your experience,( ie, your age group), you might want to explore the Executive MBA programs and part-time programs.
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thunderdan
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That being the case 2 viable options are
1. Apply for Full-time programs. Many of the respected programs do are looking for your demographics, it will help your cause to have extra-curricular activities in addition to your score.
2.Fly to executive MBA classes alternate weeks(closer to your homeland); I came across folks who fly in from South Korea to attend Wharton west classes, but not easy for doing that from India. Doing that in Europe is viable but can get very expensive.
1. Apply for Full-time programs. Many of the respected programs do are looking for your demographics, it will help your cause to have extra-curricular activities in addition to your score.
2.Fly to executive MBA classes alternate weeks(closer to your homeland); I came across folks who fly in from South Korea to attend Wharton west classes, but not easy for doing that from India. Doing that in Europe is viable but can get very expensive.
