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06 Jul 2015, 02:39
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sourabhsur123
Hi Sourabh,
1. You have an awesome GMAT score and the matter of fretting over GMAT rests here. In addition the finance certifications will also help explain that you are a good student.
2. Have you had some exposure to finance? Do you know where you would want to be in the financial service sector, which in itself is huge and different streams have different levels of entry barriers? Without any kind of exposure to the industry, its going to be difficult to explain the move. More so, if your career goals require a completely different set of skills as compared to what you have used in the past five years.
Have you done some internship in a finance role?
09 Jul 2015, 09:16
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Sir,
My gmat score is 700( Q 50, V 34).
12th - 89.3%
CGPA - 8.25
Work ex - 6 yrs (NTPC - power sector)
Since my score is slight less than the average required, should I go for another attempt or my profile enough to back up my below par score to earn a call?
My gmat score is 700( Q 50, V 34).
12th - 89.3%
CGPA - 8.25
Work ex - 6 yrs (NTPC - power sector)
Since my score is slight less than the average required, should I go for another attempt or my profile enough to back up my below par score to earn a call?
09 Jul 2015, 21:37
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bestrahul123
Rahul,
Although the GMAT score is a very important aspect in the evaluation process, yet a higher GMAT score alone will not get you the desired admit. I'd like to know more about your six years of work experience- what kind of challenges did you face and how did you overcome them? What were your key achievements? How has your career grown?
Why do you want an MBA at this point your career? What do you want to do after the MBA?
All of these questions are very relevant to the application and together with the GMAT score, will act as a deciding factor.
Another key aspect is your professional maturity, more expected from older applicants. Read this article here: https://mbadecoder.com/show-maturity-in-mba-application/
