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sushmita2294
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Joined: 22 Jul 2021
Last visit: 27 May 2024
Posts: 28
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Location: India
Concentration: Technology, General Management
Schools: Great Lakes (A) (A) XLRI (I) Stern Tech MBA '23 (S)
GPA: 3.33
WE:Account Management (Retail: E-commerce)
25 Nov 2021, 01:11
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Hi, I have very low GMAT score of 520, with 6 years of work experience in export and retail industry in apparels. My bachelors degree was in fashion design which I completed with distinction 83.09%. 10th ICSE 88.86% and 12th Commerce with Maths CBSE 88.6%.
Also, do they consider the extra curriculars of a candidate in the evaluation process? I am a trained Kathak Dancer with Senior Diploma and a Professional Diploma in Nutritionist course as well.
Should I apply for IIML IPMX programme still? would they consider my profile at this score? anybody with similar experience please advise.
Also, do they consider the extra curriculars of a candidate in the evaluation process? I am a trained Kathak Dancer with Senior Diploma and a Professional Diploma in Nutritionist course as well.
Should I apply for IIML IPMX programme still? would they consider my profile at this score? anybody with similar experience please advise.
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25 Nov 2021, 19:08
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sushmita2294
Hi,I really don't think anyone here can give you a confident reply to this. Best would be that you should take a chance by applying (worst would be that you are rejected) and simultaneously prepare to re-write GMAT to touch 650 and apply again next year.
All the best!
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