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26 Feb 2022, 02:23
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Hi,
Greetings from my side.
I gave my first GMAT exam yesterday and received a score of 660 with 49 in Quants and 31 in verbal( although I thought my verbal was going well). I don't plan to give GMAT again any time soon. What are the schools I can apply to with these scores? Also, I applied for ESMT, but the seats for Indian applicants have already been booked. My preferable destination would be Europe or Canada. I'm looking for a scholarship too. So a decent university that can provide scholarships with this score would be highly recommended.
Background information- I have a bachelor's degree in chemical engineering with a CGPA of 8.36 out of 10, and more than 1.5 years of experience.
Best regards,
Abhijeet Singh
Greetings from my side.
I gave my first GMAT exam yesterday and received a score of 660 with 49 in Quants and 31 in verbal( although I thought my verbal was going well). I don't plan to give GMAT again any time soon. What are the schools I can apply to with these scores? Also, I applied for ESMT, but the seats for Indian applicants have already been booked. My preferable destination would be Europe or Canada. I'm looking for a scholarship too. So a decent university that can provide scholarships with this score would be highly recommended.
Background information- I have a bachelor's degree in chemical engineering with a CGPA of 8.36 out of 10, and more than 1.5 years of experience.
Best regards,
Abhijeet Singh
26 Feb 2022, 08:57
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abhijeetsinghh:
You will definitely have a better chance at the Canadian schools than the European ones, since GMAT scores are on average much lower.
Is there a particular area within either country/continent or within these programs you want to study?
To be frank, scholarships might be tough given that you're coming from a competitive demographic and your GMAT score is somewhat on the lower side. Would you consider retaking the exam? It looks like you're solid on the Quant front and that the Verbal score was just 'off' that day? There's no downside to retaking if you have the time and money to do so. Your higher score will count. If you can add at least 20 points that would help a lot. Adding 40+ points would be huge!
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You will definitely have a better chance at the Canadian schools than the European ones, since GMAT scores are on average much lower.
Is there a particular area within either country/continent or within these programs you want to study?
To be frank, scholarships might be tough given that you're coming from a competitive demographic and your GMAT score is somewhat on the lower side. Would you consider retaking the exam? It looks like you're solid on the Quant front and that the Verbal score was just 'off' that day? There's no downside to retaking if you have the time and money to do so. Your higher score will count. If you can add at least 20 points that would help a lot. Adding 40+ points would be huge!
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26 Feb 2022, 09:12
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abhijeetsinghh:
You will definitely have a better chance at the Canadian schools than the European ones since GMAT scores are on average much lower.
Is there a particular area within either country/continent or within these programs you want to study?
To be frank, scholarships might be tough given that you're coming from a competitive demographic and your GMAT score is somewhat on the lower side. Would you consider retaking the exam? It looks like you're solid on the Quant front and that the Verbal score was just 'off' that day? There's no downside to retaking if you have the time and money to do so. Your higher score will count. If you can add at least 20 points that would help a lot. Adding 40+ points would be huge!
-Admissionado
You will definitely have a better chance at the Canadian schools than the European ones since GMAT scores are on average much lower.
Is there a particular area within either country/continent or within these programs you want to study?
To be frank, scholarships might be tough given that you're coming from a competitive demographic and your GMAT score is somewhat on the lower side. Would you consider retaking the exam? It looks like you're solid on the Quant front and that the Verbal score was just 'off' that day? There's no downside to retaking if you have the time and money to do so. Your higher score will count. If you can add at least 20 points that would help a lot. Adding 40+ points would be huge!
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Thank you for your feedback. I was looking for Germany. The highest score required in Germany for MIM is 640+ in ESMT, but the seats for Indian applicants have already been filled there. One of my friends had applied in ESMT, and 5000 euros were waived off from his fees. He scored 650 on GMAT. Canada was an option too, but its second round is already done. I am thinking of applying to the frankfurt school of finance and management. I have already delayed a lot, so a decent university with some scholarships would be fine for me.
