thelionking123I know that it is annoying but I would very strongly recommend that you retake your GMAT. Get a tutor, a study group, mix it up.
As an Indian I'm actually a bit surprised that you were wait-listed and not dinged with that score. Did you receive a 75% or better on both sections? This is their threshold.
It's not really a quick process they will continue to ask you if you want to stay on the waitlist up until December,
If you're not admitted sooner.
I would make sure to lay out plans for other applications but also look for opportunities where you could improve for this application (gmat and others identified) in addition to ways to create a compelling update letter sent with strategic timing.
thelionking123 wrote:
Got an email for the waitlist.
R2 applicant from India. Anybody knows the acceptance rate for people in wait list and by when do they generally inform you the final decision?
I don't want to give my GMAT again. Have a 690 score, female candidate from non-profit. Just hoping that I hear from them soon for a rejection or acceptance. your 2 cents will help!
Posted from my mobile device I believe I have a strong profile and a diverse experience, hence the wait list. Are there any other ways that can compensate my GMAT Score? I have already given my GMAT 4 times with 690 as my best score. I'm afraid if I give it again and not score, it will only decrease my chances of acceptance. I got 76% in Quant and 74% in Verbal. Almost border line.