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nitikat1
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06 Dec 2017, 21:35
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Hi.
I gave my gmat last week and scored 690. I am an Indian female with 8 yrs work ex in energy sector. (Power and oil and gas). I am considering to apply in McCombs. I need advice. Does my low GMAT score lowers or screw my chances this year. Or shall I hold and retake gmat get better score and apply next year.
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I gave my gmat last week and scored 690. I am an Indian female with 8 yrs work ex in energy sector. (Power and oil and gas). I am considering to apply in McCombs. I need advice. Does my low GMAT score lowers or screw my chances this year. Or shall I hold and retake gmat get better score and apply next year.
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06 Dec 2017, 21:42
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Hi Nikitat1,
You should definitely look forward to applying in the coming round. 690 score is not a low score, especially in the context of your relevant profile for McCombs (which is a champion of energy management). I'd suggest starting the application process. Research the merits of their curriculum and speak to current students. Also, get in touch with the admission committee to better understand your fit. Also, take a look at other schools which specialize in energy courses.
You should definitely look forward to applying in the coming round. 690 score is not a low score, especially in the context of your relevant profile for McCombs (which is a champion of energy management). I'd suggest starting the application process. Research the merits of their curriculum and speak to current students. Also, get in touch with the admission committee to better understand your fit. Also, take a look at other schools which specialize in energy courses.
06 Dec 2017, 21:47
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Hi there,
I cannot comment on your chances this year but here are some useful stats on last year's intake :
https://gmatclub.com/forum/calling-all- ... l#p1698438
U can download that table and see the gmat score & no. of years of experience of Indians.
Also, I would suggest keep an eye on first round's result this year and talk to some of the current Indian female students at McCombs.
Hope this helps.
