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10 Feb 2015, 00:54
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Hi,
I gave my gmat on the 1st of February 2015 and scored a 710 (Q-49/V-35)
In my AWA, i have got 6.0 but in my IR, I have got 3(25%)
I wanted to know if my IR score will impact my admissions as and when I apply, or should I use the time now to work on my profile?
I have 2 years experience and I plan to apply this year for the batch of 2016-2017.
Thanks & Regards,
Pritesh
I gave my gmat on the 1st of February 2015 and scored a 710 (Q-49/V-35)
In my AWA, i have got 6.0 but in my IR, I have got 3(25%)
I wanted to know if my IR score will impact my admissions as and when I apply, or should I use the time now to work on my profile?
I have 2 years experience and I plan to apply this year for the batch of 2016-2017.
Thanks & Regards,
Pritesh
11 Feb 2015, 00:11
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Hi ptecks,
A number of US Business Schools have publicly stated that they do NOT use an applicant's IR score in the evaluation of an application. While it's possible that individual Schools/Programs might have their own way of viewing an IR score, the fact that there's no documented connection between an IR score and any other GMAT (or Business School) skill set leads me to believe that most (if not all) Business Schools won't care about your IR score.
If you have a specific sub-set of Schools that you are planning to apply to, then you might consider posting this question in the Admissions Forum (on this site). You might also consider contacting the Schools directly to ask how the IR score factors into the Admissions process.
GMAT assassins aren't born, they're made,
Rich
A number of US Business Schools have publicly stated that they do NOT use an applicant's IR score in the evaluation of an application. While it's possible that individual Schools/Programs might have their own way of viewing an IR score, the fact that there's no documented connection between an IR score and any other GMAT (or Business School) skill set leads me to believe that most (if not all) Business Schools won't care about your IR score.
If you have a specific sub-set of Schools that you are planning to apply to, then you might consider posting this question in the Admissions Forum (on this site). You might also consider contacting the Schools directly to ask how the IR score factors into the Admissions process.
GMAT assassins aren't born, they're made,
Rich
11 Feb 2015, 00:26
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Hey,
Thanks for the help. I am planning to apply to ISB, NUS, Nanyang, NYU Stern as of now.
Any clue whether any of these schools give importance to IR?
Thanks & Regards,
Pritesh Teckchandani
Thanks for the help. I am planning to apply to ISB, NUS, Nanyang, NYU Stern as of now.
Any clue whether any of these schools give importance to IR?
Thanks & Regards,
Pritesh Teckchandani
