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07 Sep 2013, 06:41
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Hi,
I understand that schools take the highest GMAT score. However do they form a negative or positive opinion by looking at the GMAT curve, i.e.
600 -> 650 -> 680 -> 730 (+ve)
670 -> 720 > 660 (-ve)
680 -> 700 -> 650 -> 700 (+ve or -ve or neutral ?)
640 -> 710 -> 680 -> 730 (+ve or neutral ?)
In other words, does an ever rising curve resonate more with admission officers irrespective of actual GMAT score (assuming the minimum score obtained is at least 600) ? Would they look at curves at all ? Also does the curve make a difference to companies recruiting at B-school irrespective of highest ?
Thanks.
I understand that schools take the highest GMAT score. However do they form a negative or positive opinion by looking at the GMAT curve, i.e.
600 -> 650 -> 680 -> 730 (+ve)
670 -> 720 > 660 (-ve)
680 -> 700 -> 650 -> 700 (+ve or -ve or neutral ?)
640 -> 710 -> 680 -> 730 (+ve or neutral ?)
In other words, does an ever rising curve resonate more with admission officers irrespective of actual GMAT score (assuming the minimum score obtained is at least 600) ? Would they look at curves at all ? Also does the curve make a difference to companies recruiting at B-school irrespective of highest ?
Thanks.
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