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29 May 2024, 23:33
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I gave GMAT focus edition and scored 595 Q81 V81 DI77, My preferred course is Masters in Healthcare administration (MHA) at Universities like John Hopkins and Cornell,
They state that they do not require a GMAT score in their eligibility requirements and they will review the profile holistically, and I believe my profile is well-rounded.
Should i send my scores?
1) I am pursuing B.Pharm and my avg CGPA is 8.5, I have many leadership positions in many kinds of clubs, and have some papers under peer review as well as 2 years of community service
do i have chances to get accepted??
They state that they do not require a GMAT score in their eligibility requirements and they will review the profile holistically, and I believe my profile is well-rounded.
Should i send my scores?
1) I am pursuing B.Pharm and my avg CGPA is 8.5, I have many leadership positions in many kinds of clubs, and have some papers under peer review as well as 2 years of community service
do i have chances to get accepted??
30 May 2024, 18:27
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It’s stuff as an international applicant. Unless you have a very strong undergrad, do you want to have a good strong standardized score to help you out establish credibility but 595 is really average… And for your demographics it may be even slightly below.
I would probably not submit the score unless you can get some thing that’s meaningfully above the average for these programs such as 655 and above.
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I would probably not submit the score unless you can get some thing that’s meaningfully above the average for these programs such as 655 and above.
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31 May 2024, 01:29
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My opinion is slightly different from that of BB's. even though I agree with a few points he made
1) You score is slightly below average
2) Students from India have to submit really competitive score
However, I feel that your background of undergrad aligns with the target program and you are from non-maths background so the lower GMAT score might not hurt your chances rather may enhance your chances as you are submitting scores even when they are waived. It shows your competitive spirit and efforts made. You should certainly take your publication work ahead and showcase your ability to excel and contribute at target program.
Although any score in the range of 635+ would be a better score (considering your medicine background) to compete with other international applicants, I am willing to suggest (despite my apprehension due to BBs suggestion going against mine) that you should submit a score.
1) You score is slightly below average
2) Students from India have to submit really competitive score
However, I feel that your background of undergrad aligns with the target program and you are from non-maths background so the lower GMAT score might not hurt your chances rather may enhance your chances as you are submitting scores even when they are waived. It shows your competitive spirit and efforts made. You should certainly take your publication work ahead and showcase your ability to excel and contribute at target program.
Although any score in the range of 635+ would be a better score (considering your medicine background) to compete with other international applicants, I am willing to suggest (despite my apprehension due to BBs suggestion going against mine) that you should submit a score.
