NUS has an average GMAT of 662. My guess is that the range is relatively narrow. I've seen applicants with good profiles but GMAT's below 600 get turned down. If your GMAT is below 600, you should definitely retake the test. Once people pass into the 700+ range, INSEAD becomes another attractive Singapore option. That said, NUS is might be a better fit than INSEAD for people looking to move into financial services from outside the industry, for example, where a longer program and more company contact let people without stellar profiles make more dramatic career shifts. NUS might also be a better fit for people with a very strong focus on Southeast Asia.
Like all schools, I expect NUS would want higher GMAT scores from over-represented demographics - Indian male engineers applying from India or Singapore, for example - since high GMATs from these segments let them take lower GMATs from less common applicant groups without compromising their mean score.
Kind regards,
Laura Freedman
Access Education
venmic wrote:
Laura
Can you please tell vvhat is the GMAt score they accept at
Thanks
Venetia