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First attempt - 610 (Q44, V31) [#permalink] New post 08 Sep 2006, 04:46
Finished of the test today, got a 610 only.
Can someone throw light as to which US univs. can i apply with this score.

Would a re-test be a good option.
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Re: First attempt - 610 (Q44, V31) [#permalink] New post 08 Sep 2006, 05:23
jyodwi wrote:
Finished of the test today, got a 610 only.
Can someone throw light as to which US univs. can i apply with this score.

Would a re-test be a good option.


You should have a solid chance at all but the top 25~30 b-schools with a score like this. GMAT is only one factor in the application process. GPA, essays, LORs, experience are also very important. Just depends on which school is the best fit for you.
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Re: First attempt - 610 (Q44, V31) [#permalink] New post 11 Dec 2006, 01:53
You should have a solid chance at all but the top 25~30 b-schools with a score like this. GMAT is only one factor in the application process. GPA, essays, LORs, experience are also very important. Just depends on which school is the best fit for you.[/quote]

Thanks mate

You are the only one who took an interest and replied.
Planning to apply to Clarkson, Virginaia Tech and Texas A&M?
Would you have any inputs/comments regarding the same.

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 [#permalink] New post 13 Dec 2006, 02:38
If you are not HBS candidate try it out with this score. I think too much emphasis is given to the GMAT ( considering you have good experience / background )
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 [#permalink] New post 13 Dec 2006, 02:42
If you strongly think you have potential to increase the score of about 100, then study again and re-take. Otherwise, work on the application, esp the essay and try it out. Because if you feel you've done your BEST for the GMAT, re-take may not increase much at all.
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 [#permalink] New post 13 Dec 2006, 11:49
Have you thought about any international programs, some of the average GMAT scores are lower, but the quality is probably just as good.
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