Hi
Ashishkapur for top programs this is way too low.
By comparison, Wharton is about 700 and a bit higher for Indians because it is so competitive. However the good news is that there are a number of programs you can apply to without a GMAT score!
I am working with an applicant to MIT Sloan for the May 30 deadline and Kellogg for the June 6 deadline, neither require a GMAT (but they might require proof of numeracy - my client is a CFA and doing MBA Math as a back up. He had trouble with the GMAT as well. Another program that does not require GMAT is Michigan-Ross which meets monthly in Ann Arbor or LA. However that deadline is April 30th.
Kellogg meets monthly in Miami; MIT every 3 weeks. There are a number of global (GEMBA) programs with deadlines coming up; I am working on an article. Google Financial Times Executive MBA 2018.
Make sure to work with someone on smartly packaging your CV and work experience; what you are SELLING is the quality of your work experience, what you will have to SHARE with colleagues and what would make you a valuable connection/source of information for others. CV and recommendations are of special importance, even though your test scores and grades are of less importance.
Hope this helps.
Ashishkapur
hi All,
i took my gmat today and got 560 ( way below my target of 680) and am targeting exec mba courses ( 1yr), as i have about 14yrs of work-ex
this was my 1st attempt. can some one guide me on my below queries :
1. should i re-take the exam or
2. should i take a chance with my applications? in case i am rejected , will b-schools entertain my 2nd application if i improve on my gmat score?
thanks