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I can't comment specifically on the requirements of Said, since I have no experience with it. Having said that, I would like to reiterate that you must have a few things thought about before you start on an application :
- What are your goals post MBA (realistic goals)
- What have you done in the past that links to these goals (convincing activities)
- What type of life experiences have you had ? Do you have convincing and interesting things to talk / write about when I ask you about your 'leadership experience' , 'international exposure', 'extra-curricular activities'

If you feel that you have this then 3 years is heaps of work experience. No offense to Said, but it is regarded as a rung below INSEAD and LBS in Europe, hence if your basics are strong, you stand a chance for sure ...

One thing to consider would be Said, like some other, 2nd tier schools (Yale is a good American example, in that its a top uni but a rung below in terms of business schools) is trying to improve its B-School credentials and hence look favorably on 'higher' gmat scores. But again, the basics of your application are far more important.

In fact the first confirmed admit this year at gmat-club was someone with a 690. He got into Columbia .. so there ..
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Thanks!! That was helpful. I'll start drafting my goals and listing down my career path. I think gmatclub is a good pool of knowledge for beginners like me.

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