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Hi, I recently reattempted GMAT and got 675 (QR-87, VR-81, DI-82), 96 percentile which was equivalent to 730 in classic edition. This was an improvement from my previous score of 690 (classic).
I am aiming to apply in ISB R2 and would like to know your opinion on whether 675 is good enough, so that I can now focus solely on my application?
A brief about my profile:
30 M Indian
10th- 9.6 CGPA
12th- 81%
B. Tech- 7.9/10 from IIT Varanasi, India
Work Ex:
6 months- Raw material handling role in Steel Industry in a PSU (a govt company)
5 years- Inspection role in petroleum sector PSU (Fortune 500)
8 months- Started a white labeling startup with my brother. But had to shut it down due to harsh competition and difficulty in maintaining quality. (Don't know if that reflects positively on my profile)
Extra curricular:
-Managed an event in a college fest.
-Volunteered for 4 months as content developer in an NGO working on children education in rural parts of India.
Post MBA Goals: Have an inclination towards consultancy due to my experience in inspection role which involved problem solving skills. But would like to keep my options open as I explore more during my MBA
I am aiming to apply in ISB R2 and would like to know your opinion on whether 675 is good enough, so that I can now focus solely on my application?
A brief about my profile:
30 M Indian
10th- 9.6 CGPA
12th- 81%
B. Tech- 7.9/10 from IIT Varanasi, India
Work Ex:
6 months- Raw material handling role in Steel Industry in a PSU (a govt company)
5 years- Inspection role in petroleum sector PSU (Fortune 500)
8 months- Started a white labeling startup with my brother. But had to shut it down due to harsh competition and difficulty in maintaining quality. (Don't know if that reflects positively on my profile)
Extra curricular:
-Managed an event in a college fest.
-Volunteered for 4 months as content developer in an NGO working on children education in rural parts of India.
Post MBA Goals: Have an inclination towards consultancy due to my experience in inspection role which involved problem solving skills. But would like to keep my options open as I explore more during my MBA
27 Sep 2024, 09:09
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Branch?
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Which one? Kashi Yatra?
Also, what are your career goals (post-MBA)?
GMAT score is very decent damon5111. Hearty congratulations!
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Ashish.
27 Sep 2024, 09:16
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damon5111 A GMAT FE score of 675 is a fantastic achievement! It gives you a strong chance at ISB. But remember, ISB looks at more than just your test scores. To grab the adcom attention, focus on building a great application. Show off your unique experiences, your strengths, and the impact you’ve made at work. Share your story in a way that highlights not just what you’ve done, but who you are and what you can bring to ISB. With your strong background and a thoughtful application, you’ll definitely stand out.
Make sure you give a solid reason for post-mba goals and why mba?
Feel free to schedule a call with us here for an in-depth profile evaluation.
Good luck
