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Gmat score of 650 vs work ex of 7 years 14 Sep 2016, 23:36
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Hi Team

Am fairly new to this forum , I have my first GMAT score - 650 and i will be re-appearing in the coming month

Looking for admission in 2017 fall session

Now my query is if i have 650 as a score and i have a work ex of 7 years , does it help in consideration for colleges like NUS , Nanyang and Rotman ( considering the average GMAT is 680 - 690 for these colleges )

Please let me know

thanks
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Hi Team

Am fairly new to this forum , I have my first GMAT score - 650 and i will be re-appearing in the coming month

Looking for admission in 2017 fall session

Now my query is if i have 650 as a score and i have a work ex of 7 years , does it help in consideration for colleges like NUS , Nanyang and Rotman ( considering the average GMAT is 680 - 690 for these colleges )

Please let me know

thanks
Hey dude,
I’d love to help you out and answer your query but without more info it’s gonna be hard. Where do you work? What do you do? How quickly have you advanced? Do you have any leadership? What are your great achievements? Do you have notable community service or extra curriculars? Which school did you graduate from?

All of these will play important roles in your evaluation.

But basically as an Indian candidate, unless your work experience is super strong, you usually want to try to apply with a GMAT that's at least the school average.


Best,
Jon

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