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Hi Paramveer,

Looking simply at your GMAT and the brief bio, I'd say you have three options:

1. Retake GMAT and raise your score by 30-40 points to become competitive for top US schools.

2. Be strategic in your school choices and consider applying to US / Canadian schools where the average GMAT is <670. It is in such a pool you have a chance to stand out if you write good essays and show good quality experience in your resume.

3. Look at schools in UK/ Europe and possibly a few in Asia could also work. (NUS probably would discourage you to apply unless you hit 700)

However, please note that most of the top consulting firms look at your GMAT score while recruiting for internship/ full-time positions and often they have a cut-off of 700. One of my students applied to a Canadian school with 690 and he was questioned in the interview if he would plan retaking GMAT so he could become eligible for consulting recruitment.

A marketing or general management career option is not that dependent on your GMAT score. A student of mine from India got into two Canadian B-schools with 640. You can read more at Vibranture Success Stories

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