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Hi guys!! I am Shankar from India. I have just started my preparation for GMAT when I found this site. Needless to say, there is a dearth of information on this site ranging from strategies to improve GMAT scores to how to successfully get in to Top B-Schools.
Browsing through few posts, I understand that you need to score around 700-720 to get in at any of the TOP 20 B-Schools. I was wondering what kind of chance, I would have.
My Qualification:
B.E. Electronics : 62.2%(agg) Mumbai University
H.S.C. : 82%
S.S.C. : 88%
Work Ex : 2 yrs in Java Development. My profile also includes vendor co-ordination.
What kind of chance do I have in getting in to HBS, Wharton or LBS? I will be giving GMAT this year around April and vying for Class of 2018 batch. It will be helpful if anyone is able to guide me.
Thanks.
Browsing through few posts, I understand that you need to score around 700-720 to get in at any of the TOP 20 B-Schools. I was wondering what kind of chance, I would have.
My Qualification:
B.E. Electronics : 62.2%(agg) Mumbai University
H.S.C. : 82%
S.S.C. : 88%
Work Ex : 2 yrs in Java Development. My profile also includes vendor co-ordination.
What kind of chance do I have in getting in to HBS, Wharton or LBS? I will be giving GMAT this year around April and vying for Class of 2018 batch. It will be helpful if anyone is able to guide me.
Thanks.
22 Jan 2015, 20:34
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Hi shanks90,
These types of questions are probably best answered by an Admissions Expert (there's a Forum full of them on this site). It will be a difficult question to answer though, until you have an Official GMAT Score, then it will be slightly less difficult to answer. The Schools that you've named are all highly competitive (most years, they end up accepting just 10% to 20% of applicants). Your "chances" at getting accepted are a combination of your qualifications, how well you present yourself and the overall pool of applicants who apply with you.
GMAT assassins aren't born, they're made,
Rich
These types of questions are probably best answered by an Admissions Expert (there's a Forum full of them on this site). It will be a difficult question to answer though, until you have an Official GMAT Score, then it will be slightly less difficult to answer. The Schools that you've named are all highly competitive (most years, they end up accepting just 10% to 20% of applicants). Your "chances" at getting accepted are a combination of your qualifications, how well you present yourself and the overall pool of applicants who apply with you.
GMAT assassins aren't born, they're made,
Rich
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