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22 Sep 2019, 05:27
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teja18892
My two cents:
- 670 is a bit on the lower side especially if you are maybe from an over represented country. If you are from an over represented country say China or India, then you should think about retaking. When I did the initial evaluation for HEC paris i did it with a 320 GRE ( which is 650 equivalent), the admission team said that it will be good enough. I was surprised a bit but only reason I can think of it me being from under represented country (they did kind of indirectly mentioned it ).
- Since GRE is something they have suggested you to take. Maybe you should go with it. I feel that schools which have no preference for either test are kind of lenient towards GRE scores ( I say this based on school data and profiles that I saw when I planned on taking GRE instaed of GMAT)
- If HEC is your dream school, then maybe just give the GMAT or GRE and go in September intake. Who knows you might get a great score and actually land a scholarship.
Cheers!
Saleh
22 Sep 2019, 05:30
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helas92
Thank you Saleh, and congrats on your admission. I AM from an overly represented pool, Indian, Engineer. I probably need to retake the GMAT but have been stuck at 670 for my past two attempts.
22 Sep 2019, 20:32
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helas92
Sorry to hear about IMD. I strongly suggest you to go for HEC even if they don't give you scholarship.
