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Thanks! i am also considering Fully employed MBA option at UCLA.
can I keep my hopes up for UCLA as well?

Your GMAT is on the lower side for UCLA. Their average GMAT score is 707, and the 80% range is 660-750. This places you quite at the bottom of their class composition, when eveluated for the GMAT. The admissions committee would need a really solid reason to admit you - think excellence in other aspects of your profile.

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Oooooooor since your experience is a bit too low anyhow, why not just retake the GMAT and beat a 700?