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what is the proportion effect of GPA and work experience for admissions?
26 Feb 2014, 07:04
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Hi,
GPA might be a problem. Only way to justify is to get a 720+ GMAT score, without that it would be impossible to get in. For now concentrate on your GMAT and your profile. Once you have the score, you can work towards good/strong application essays.
Hope this helps.
Neha
https://goo.gl/LT72yk
GPA might be a problem. Only way to justify is to get a 720+ GMAT score, without that it would be impossible to get in. For now concentrate on your GMAT and your profile. Once you have the score, you can work towards good/strong application essays.
Hope this helps.
Neha
https://goo.gl/LT72yk
amgmat15
How will my bad GPA affect my college selection OR my selection to a good/reputed college for an MBA?
I completed my Engineering in Summer 2010 with 59% on my degree. Now this translates to a 0.9 GPA(when registering for an exam date on mba.com)(if this is wrong then what will be my true GPA?) which means FAIL(?) I have 3 years of working experience, 1 year in Pune,India 1 Year in Bangalore,India and then 1 Year in Michigan,USA all while in the same company and still continuing in the USA. Recently decided to pursue for MBA studies(Executive or Fulltime) for which I have to give the GMAT. Purchased the Manhattan GMAT 10 set guide and started off with the practice test on GMAT Prep Software. I managed to score 520 without any study and deduced that Verbal is my weakest section, especially the RC part. I am confident that I can prepare well in the next few months for the GMAT. My only worry is my bad GPA. That is one thing that cannot be undone now. How will my bad GPA affect my college selection OR my selection to a good/reputed college for an MBA? How difficult are admissions going to be for me,provided I score good on GMAT.
Would appreciate valuable advice,suggestions,feedback.
Thanks.
I completed my Engineering in Summer 2010 with 59% on my degree. Now this translates to a 0.9 GPA(when registering for an exam date on mba.com)(if this is wrong then what will be my true GPA?) which means FAIL(?) I have 3 years of working experience, 1 year in Pune,India 1 Year in Bangalore,India and then 1 Year in Michigan,USA all while in the same company and still continuing in the USA. Recently decided to pursue for MBA studies(Executive or Fulltime) for which I have to give the GMAT. Purchased the Manhattan GMAT 10 set guide and started off with the practice test on GMAT Prep Software. I managed to score 520 without any study and deduced that Verbal is my weakest section, especially the RC part. I am confident that I can prepare well in the next few months for the GMAT. My only worry is my bad GPA. That is one thing that cannot be undone now. How will my bad GPA affect my college selection OR my selection to a good/reputed college for an MBA? How difficult are admissions going to be for me,provided I score good on GMAT.
Would appreciate valuable advice,suggestions,feedback.
Thanks.
26 Feb 2014, 07:10
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I think you can build another incremental transcript by going for an online course, especially with an emphasis on business related subjects and try to score well there.
