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03 Feb 2018, 00:46
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I had recently given my GMAT and got a mere 530....which was really a bummer to me...I had planned to apply for MIM programs for2018...but with the current score and lack of work experience....should i give another shot at GMAT before the final round of application deadline or should i gain an year of work experience and apply next year? The main doubt is ...saying i give my GMAT and get a 680+ score....would i get admitted in the final round deadline?
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Hey Affi,
You have 2 options. You can give the GMAT again, and start working on your applications in parallel with your GMAT preparation. This will ensure that you will get enough time to prepare, and can target the Round 4 deadlines.
Or, you can target schools which don’t require the GMAT. There are some very good colleges such as IE, NUS, and ESMT which you can target.
Since you’re fighting for the last 20% of the seats, make sure that you present a strong application that highlights your strengths and motivations.
You can get your profile evaluated by taking our free profile evaluation test. Afterwards we will get a better idea of your profile and can suggest a course of action based on the same.
Here is the link to the test: https://mim-essay.com/profile-evaluation?gcf
You have 2 options. You can give the GMAT again, and start working on your applications in parallel with your GMAT preparation. This will ensure that you will get enough time to prepare, and can target the Round 4 deadlines.
Or, you can target schools which don’t require the GMAT. There are some very good colleges such as IE, NUS, and ESMT which you can target.
Since you’re fighting for the last 20% of the seats, make sure that you present a strong application that highlights your strengths and motivations.
You can get your profile evaluated by taking our free profile evaluation test. Afterwards we will get a better idea of your profile and can suggest a course of action based on the same.
Here is the link to the test: https://mim-essay.com/profile-evaluation?gcf
