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23 Aug 2007, 10:46
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I used to think that schools demand higher scores from the Indian IT pool. I think this is a classic example of mistaking a correlation to a cause-effect. (Those CR days!).
Indian IT applicants with the high GMAT scores probably are better prepared and more hard working than the other applicants with lower scores. I said probably, so please dont take offense.
A high GMAT indicates that he/she is willing to work very hard to improve the odds of admission. Now, wouldn't such a person naturally put together a better application than a person with a lower score. I am sure people with 780 do crappy applications and conversely someone with a 600 can do a great job. But on average, you will expect the high GMATers to do a better job than a low GMATer.
Consequently, the high GMATers from the Indian IT pool get in more than the low GMATers. But they get in not neccesarily due to the high GMAT. But I can see how this can create an impression that a high GMAT is neccessary or sufficient.
Re-take GMAT if you feel you underperformed, but dont do it just because you have the need to crack the 750 barrier. My 2 cents...
23 Aug 2007, 12:33
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I saw several posts about how high GMAT is valued at NYU. But can someone quantify it more...
For the entering class of '06, the GMAT stats where:
Average GMAT score 700
GMAT score: 80% range 640-750
So anything over 720, 730 is considered are high by the Ad-Com?
I am 730 GMAT but low UGPA (3.0) from a 15-20 ranked university. Would like to know from you how this will be regarded by the AdCom.
Thanks.
For the entering class of '06, the GMAT stats where:
Average GMAT score 700
GMAT score: 80% range 640-750
So anything over 720, 730 is considered are high by the Ad-Com?
I am 730 GMAT but low UGPA (3.0) from a 15-20 ranked university. Would like to know from you how this will be regarded by the AdCom.
Thanks.
23 Aug 2007, 14:36
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You GMAT and undergraduate GPA seem to be in line with the class profile at NYU. Your GMAT is a little higher than the average and you GPA is a little lower than the average but they both are within the 80% range. Your essays will do alot in determining the strength of your application.
