Hey
akashjogi,
Having a low GMAT score doesn’t mean you should give up on your application. If your profile is fairly good there is always a chance to compensate for your low GMAT score with your other profile strengths like Extracurriculars or your achievements etc.
Talking about your GMAT score no doubt it is on the lower end of the scale and I’d say that retaking the GMAT is the most direct solution to the problem. Try to target a score of 680+ this time if you want to get into the Top-B schools like HEC Paris, or ESSEC, etc.
If you wish to start your application with this GMAT score I’d say try to target a mix of schools that do and do not have a mandatory GMAT Requirement. Some of the schools you can target would be UCD, TCD, Grenoble. You can also apply for IE Business school as they have their own exam IEGAT
You can also target the universities where there is no minimum limit for GMAT. Although you’ll have to highlight your other profile strengths in order to make your profile stand out yet it would be worth taking a chance if you think you have a good profile.
I would need more details about your profile to give an in-depth analysis and more school suggestions. So I’d suggest that if you want to more clarity on what are your strengths and weaknesses and what are the parts on which you can improve upon in your profile you can simply take up our free profile evaluation and get a Comprehensive assessment of your profile
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