laoban wrote:
Thanks for the reply.
I was thinking maybe I can take the in-house test that is made by ESCP for students that did not take the GMAT or GRE. From what I saw, it looks pretty easy (i mean easier than GMAT).
Also, for ESCP, the test score only accounts for 10% of your total applicant score... so I guess it isn't too much
Yes, that is an option as well. If you don't want to go for GMAT/GRE, you can take up the Internal ESCP test which is conducted on their campus. They accept CAT Scores as well - For ESCP a 98%tile plus score is considered to be competitive.
Nonetheless, I would suggest not to downplay the GMAT/Internal test weight-age. Being round 2, about 25% of spots will already be filled in, however and so it is ideal to try for a high score (660+ if you are aiming for GMAT)
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