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15 May 2018, 23:09
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Hello guys..i completed my graduation in 2015 from state college in India with 56% and completed my ACCA this january with an internship in SME for 3 years..i have also done CMA (USA) course and just left with the strategic level case study of CIMA....now working full time in a manufacturing concern as finance and accounts associate..if i get a gmat score of 700+ what are my chances of getting in MIM program.
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16 May 2018, 01:13
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Hello ssaini903
Though the information provided is limited- you can stand a good chance with your Work Ex+GMAT (above 700 for sure) and Academic background.
But there are a ot of other factors that should be taken into consideration-
1. Why you want to Pursue MIM- you shoild have compelling reasons
2. Quality of your written application
3. Impact/Achievements in your work/internship
All the best.
Varun
Though the information provided is limited- you can stand a good chance with your Work Ex+GMAT (above 700 for sure) and Academic background.
But there are a ot of other factors that should be taken into consideration-
1. Why you want to Pursue MIM- you shoild have compelling reasons
2. Quality of your written application
3. Impact/Achievements in your work/internship
All the best.
Varun
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10 Jul 2023, 10:01
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