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MIT Sloan - Masters in Finance 18 Jul 2014, 03:29
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I just took the GMAT and scored a disastrous 670 (Q50, V29). I was looking forward to apply to MIT for Masters in Finance for their course starting in September 2015.
With my GMAT score, I don't think I have a chance of getting into the school.

My profile is as follows:

B.Tech at Indian Institute of Technology, Varanasi (GPA: 7.57/10)
I am a futures (commodity) trader (started working in July 2014)
Internships: Marketing Intern at EY (Ernst & Young) & research project under a professor at Indian Institute of Management, Bangalore
Extra curricular: Joint Secretary of the Music Club at my college & a host of different things

I am also interested in applying for finance courses at HEC Paris, Barcelona Graduate School of Economics, and London School of Economics.

Please let me know if I stand a chance or not.

I know I could score more on the GMAT but I don't want to retake the GMAT in the coming 2-3 months.

Thanks