garimap wrote:Hi,

I have got 600 in GMAT and have 4 yrs of experience in Deloitte Consulting .I have done my Bachelors degree in Information Science.I am into supply chain management . Can you please let me know what all colleges I can apply .

Regards,
Garima

Hi Garima

There are a lot of things which go into deciding which colleges you should target like career goals, work responsibilities, academics as well as test scores. What kind of work are in involved in with Deloitte. Also are you looking at retaking your GMAT as you would be able to look at better schools.

With 600 you can look at the following schools:
1. North Eastern University
2. Bason College
3. UC-Boulder
4. USC-Moore
5. CUNY Baruch

Hope this helps

Thanks
Manya Abroad

garimap wrote:Hi,

I have got 600 in GMAT and have 4 yrs of experience in Deloitte Consulting .I have done my Bachelors degree in Information Science.I am into supply chain management . Can you please let me know what all colleges I can apply .

Regards,
Garima

Hello Garima

Your GMAT score is quite low for all good MBA programs in supply chain management. The average GMAT for these programs is above 650. However some of these schools have accepted students with low GMAT who had an excellent overall profile and GPA with a strong quant background. Tell me more about your undergrad GPA and work experience so I can give more pertinent suggestions.

Some of the top rated schools in the US for supply chain management are MIT - Sloan, Michigan State - Broad, Arizona State - Carey, Carnegie Mellon - Tepper, Stanford GSB, Rutgers - Flex, Wharton, Ohio - Fisher, Michigan - Ross and Purdue - Krannert. Only UT Knoxville has a low average GMAT of 608.

Supply chain management is the most popular concentration at Rutgers - Flex with 60 students enrolled each year and over 70 companies coming for placement including Apple, Pfizer and Johnson and Johnson. While writing your application essays, if possible, discuss your skills in negotiating, process improvement and supplier management as these are expected in applicants for this concentration. You also need to have some basics in finance, accounting, human resource management and marketing. Highlight your expertise in these areas to show that you will make a perfect supply chain management MBA student at the school.

If you plan to apply to Wharton, MIT Sloan, Tepper and Wharton you will most certainly need a GMAT of 690+. For the other schools, only a superlative profile and GPA can get you in with your current score. To improve your chances of making it to any of the good schools, I suggest you retake GMAT and apply with an improved score. Focus on improving your quant score.

This e-book can probably help you in creating a stellar application for business schools: https://www.interviewbay.com/mba/how-to- ... -ebook.php

All the best
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Hi Garima,

It depends on your post MBA career goals, which sector you want to get into post MBA, please let me know about your career goals, which will help to shortlist right set of B-Schools based on your profile. You can also try our B-School Selector Tool by clicking here https://goo.gl/LVWTay

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garimap wrote:Hi,

I have got 600 in GMAT and have 4 yrs of experience in Deloitte Consulting .I have done my Bachelors degree in Information Science.I am into supply chain management . Can you please let me know what all colleges I can apply .

Regards,
Garima

Unfortunately, as others have mentioned, your score is probably too low for the top 30. You might be able to squeak into some schools in the 30-50 range if the rest of your application is impeccable. Seems like your work experience is good. What was your gpa in undergrad? How are your extracurriculars? You get the idea, make sure everything else is top notch.

If you can really sell your work experience, shoot for the stars.

Some Good Colege Are -:
Mudra Institute of Communications Ahmedabad
Institute of Technology & Management (ITM), Navi Mumbai Mumbai
MS Ramaiah Institute of Management - MSRIM Bangalore

Your score is probably too low for the top 30. You might be able to squeak into some schools in the 30-50 range if the rest of your application is absolutely impeccable. Seems like your work experience is good. What was your gpa in undergrad? How are your extracurriculars? You get the idea, make sure everything else is top notch.