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Post GMAT Thought Process 08 Mar 2011, 19:42
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Hi - I finished my gmat yesterday and got 650 (Q47 V33) score. It was 79 percentile in the tentative gmat score given to me. After discussing with a couple of my friends, I could feel a sense that I might need to give gmat again. Could you please guide me based on my profile below:

GMAT - 650 (Q47 V33) 79 percentile.
Undergraduate - 8.87 GPA (out of 10) [Schooling > 85% throughout]
Experience - 7 Years in IT industry including 2 years of international experience. I have held leadership roles also. And currently a consultant.

I am not targeting any of the US universities because the cost of the MBA programs are out of my reach. I had been looking for universities like HKU, NUS and Nanyang (Asian MBA programs basically). I want to do a full time MBA, or MBA/MS in Economics.

Now I am in a dilemma about my GMAT score. Because as per my friend's advice, for Indian IT Engineers (which I am) the gmat score on an average should be 700 or above. I might plan to give it sometime next month after retrospecting what I did wrong during the test.

Any help or guidance greatly appreciated.

Thanks!!