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28 Feb 2011, 14:15
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moiuday
Already checked that ....I want a feel for the GMAT scores for successful Indian candidates.
28 Feb 2011, 15:26
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vicksikand
If you look up last year's indian admits you will see they usually had a min score of around 730-740.But again,there are many 760 apps which get rejected as well.As long as you are in 700+,its best to concentrate on fortifying your profile on other aspects.
28 Feb 2011, 15:42
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"If you look up last year's indian admits you will see they usually had a min score of around 730-740.But again,there are many 760 apps which get rejected as well.As long as you are in 700+,its best to concentrate on fortifying your profile on other aspects."
Guess...I have to dig through last years roll call to get an estimate (and add 20 points to it for next year).
Guess...I have to dig through last years roll call to get an estimate (and add 20 points to it for next year).
i know thats way too many questions
I received the invite after an initial waiver. All I know is the "21 days" time restriction mentioned in the email. I've also checked it on Kellogg's website. Did not see any timeline referring to Mar. 11th.
