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22 Dec 2023, 23:49
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Hello,
I've just given the GMAT Classic Exam today, and obtained a total score of 700 (Q49, V36, IR4). I am a student who is going to graduate in June 2024, and am looking to get admitted to a B-school in 2026. These are the 5 programs I have opted for just before the exam:
1. Indian School of Business, Young Leaders' Program
2. London Business School, Full-time MBA
3. NUS Business School, Full-time MBA
4. Nanyang Business School, Full-time MBA
5. Melbourne Business School, Full-time MBA
Please rate my chances of getting into these 5 B-schools. Also, please suggest me as to what additional, high-profile B-schools I should send my scores to, to have a higher chance of getting accepted by them.
I've just given the GMAT Classic Exam today, and obtained a total score of 700 (Q49, V36, IR4). I am a student who is going to graduate in June 2024, and am looking to get admitted to a B-school in 2026. These are the 5 programs I have opted for just before the exam:
1. Indian School of Business, Young Leaders' Program
2. London Business School, Full-time MBA
3. NUS Business School, Full-time MBA
4. Nanyang Business School, Full-time MBA
5. Melbourne Business School, Full-time MBA
Please rate my chances of getting into these 5 B-schools. Also, please suggest me as to what additional, high-profile B-schools I should send my scores to, to have a higher chance of getting accepted by them.
23 Dec 2023, 00:14
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Consider writing a profile-review. You can mention the locations and types of schools (i.e. T10) you're interested in as well.
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23 Dec 2023, 09:30
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If you're presently completing your undergraduate degree, it's worth noting that many MBA programs have a minimum work experience requirement.
For example, here's what LBS says:
The average amount of work experience is 5.5 years (participants from some countries usually have less work experience than the average since their undergraduate study may be longer than others and/or national service has meant they started work later than others). Admission may be granted to candidates with less than three years work experience if they can demonstrate superior academic credentials and truly outstanding evidence of leadership through professional and personal experiences.
For example, here's what LBS says:
The average amount of work experience is 5.5 years (participants from some countries usually have less work experience than the average since their undergraduate study may be longer than others and/or national service has meant they started work later than others). Admission may be granted to candidates with less than three years work experience if they can demonstrate superior academic credentials and truly outstanding evidence of leadership through professional and personal experiences.
