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13 Aug 2014, 11:03
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Hi,
I am Business Analytics professional with 3 years work ex. Gave second shot on GMAT 2 days back.
Unexpectedly low score of 620 (Q 44, V 31). Based on my performance on the test day this score is way less than expected. So my first doubt is whether there is any GMAT score revaluation facility?
I am looking for 1 year full time MBA program with focus on subjects like strategy and business analytics (including predictive analytics).
I would like to apply for 2015 classes with my current profile and scores. Honestly not researched much into the application process and material (I mean the jargon like SOP, essays... nightmare for MBA aspirants
). Looking for much needed guidance in applying at Universities.
To begin with I found some consultants like Jamboree and mbadreams. Any reviews about them?
Will be glad to know your recommendations too.
Regards,
Divya
I am Business Analytics professional with 3 years work ex. Gave second shot on GMAT 2 days back.
Unexpectedly low score of 620 (Q 44, V 31). Based on my performance on the test day this score is way less than expected. So my first doubt is whether there is any GMAT score revaluation facility?
I am looking for 1 year full time MBA program with focus on subjects like strategy and business analytics (including predictive analytics).
I would like to apply for 2015 classes with my current profile and scores. Honestly not researched much into the application process and material (I mean the jargon like SOP, essays... nightmare for MBA aspirants
). Looking for much needed guidance in applying at Universities. To begin with I found some consultants like Jamboree and mbadreams. Any reviews about them?
Will be glad to know your recommendations too.
Regards,
Divya
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13 Aug 2014, 11:17
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Hi,
I am Business Analytics professional with 3 years work ex. Gave second shot on GMAT 2 days back.
Unexpectedly low score of 620 (Q 44, V 31). Based on my performance on the test day this score is way less than expected. So my first doubt is whether there is any GMAT score revaluation facility?
I am looking for 1 year full time MBA program with focus on subjects like strategy and business analytics (including predictive analytics).
I would like to apply for 2015 classes with my current profile and scores. Honestly not researched much into the application process and material (I mean the jargon like SOP, essays... nightmare for MBA aspirants). Looking for much needed guidance in applying at Universities.
To begin with I found some consultants like Jamboree and mbadreams. Any reviews about them?
Will be glad to know your recommendations too.
Regards,
Divya
I am Business Analytics professional with 3 years work ex. Gave second shot on GMAT 2 days back.
Unexpectedly low score of 620 (Q 44, V 31). Based on my performance on the test day this score is way less than expected. So my first doubt is whether there is any GMAT score revaluation facility?
I am looking for 1 year full time MBA program with focus on subjects like strategy and business analytics (including predictive analytics).
I would like to apply for 2015 classes with my current profile and scores. Honestly not researched much into the application process and material (I mean the jargon like SOP, essays... nightmare for MBA aspirants
). Looking for much needed guidance in applying at Universities. To begin with I found some consultants like Jamboree and mbadreams. Any reviews about them?
Will be glad to know your recommendations too.
Regards,
Divya
Hi,
No , there is nothing like revaluation in GMAT.
Please use these links for further information: ask-admission-consultants-124/
good luck !
13 Aug 2014, 17:00
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Hi Divya,
Thanks for sharing your background. Honestly, I would not worry nor stress. You have a strong profile to be accepted into a strategy and business analytic program at one of the top 10 b-schools here in the US. However, it will take a little bit of preparation from your end to succeed. By no means, is it impossible - it is completely achievable.
Even though you have a solid score of 620, I would try to retake the GMAT after 6-8 months of consistent studying and practice test taking. Try to use 2 forms of studying methods (i.e. tutor and online tool) coupled together versus just one approach. If you score above a 620, great - you are even more attractive to business schools. If you score below a 620, I would still strongly encourage you to apply to these top programs. I have found in all of my years of consulting that 90% of the candidates I work with "opt-out" of the application to a specific school because they believe they do not have a chance. After we work together, they usually are pleasantly surprised to see how the school positively accepted their candidacy. In fact, we are believers of word of mouth and less on testimonials. We have candidates from India such as yourself who were accepted successfully into top US schools and given their positive experience, they are now a MAC Fellow (https://macapproved.com/fellows-briefing/) and speak with candidates such as yourself. You can speak to one anytime. Just let us know where we could be of help to you.
Best wishes,
Vimal
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Thanks for sharing your background. Honestly, I would not worry nor stress. You have a strong profile to be accepted into a strategy and business analytic program at one of the top 10 b-schools here in the US. However, it will take a little bit of preparation from your end to succeed. By no means, is it impossible - it is completely achievable.
Even though you have a solid score of 620, I would try to retake the GMAT after 6-8 months of consistent studying and practice test taking. Try to use 2 forms of studying methods (i.e. tutor and online tool) coupled together versus just one approach. If you score above a 620, great - you are even more attractive to business schools. If you score below a 620, I would still strongly encourage you to apply to these top programs. I have found in all of my years of consulting that 90% of the candidates I work with "opt-out" of the application to a specific school because they believe they do not have a chance. After we work together, they usually are pleasantly surprised to see how the school positively accepted their candidacy. In fact, we are believers of word of mouth and less on testimonials. We have candidates from India such as yourself who were accepted successfully into top US schools and given their positive experience, they are now a MAC Fellow (https://macapproved.com/fellows-briefing/) and speak with candidates such as yourself. You can speak to one anytime. Just let us know where we could be of help to you.Best wishes,
Vimal
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