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I have given gmat and score 640(V28,Q49) . I was aiming for Indian B schools such as ISB, SPJAIN, but options for abroad are also open. so now I have two choices :
1. Retake GMAT,
but in its not like I screwed up somethin in my exam, it went as it was expected . my verbal portion is weak but sometimes I scored 35 in mocks and sometimes 25 . Not sure how can I make it consistent.
2. Apply with this score.
But my family cannot support me financially for the entire amount. So I have take loan. So it would be great if I get the scholarship.
My profile:
1. 2 years of exp
2. 80-88% : in 10,12 and in UG
3. Current profile : software engineering
4. Current company : Amdocs
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1. Retake GMAT,
but in its not like I screwed up somethin in my exam, it went as it was expected . my verbal portion is weak but sometimes I scored 35 in mocks and sometimes 25 . Not sure how can I make it consistent.
2. Apply with this score.
But my family cannot support me financially for the entire amount. So I have take loan. So it would be great if I get the scholarship.
My profile:
1. 2 years of exp
2. 80-88% : in 10,12 and in UG
3. Current profile : software engineering
4. Current company : Amdocs
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17 Aug 2019, 02:09
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I have given gmat and score 640(V28,Q49) . I was aiming for Indian B schools such as ISB, SPJAIN, but options for abroad are also open. so now I have two choices :
1. Retake GMAT,
but in its not like I screwed up somethin in my exam, it went as it was expected . my verbal portion is weak but sometimes I scored 35 in mocks and sometimes 25 . Not sure how can I make it consistent.
2. Apply with this score.
But my family cannot support me financially for the entire amount. So I have take loan. So it would be great if I get the scholarship.
My profile:
1. 2 years of exp
2. 80-88% : in 10,12 and in UG
3. Current profile : software engineering
4. Current company : Amdocs
Posted from my mobile device
1. Retake GMAT,
but in its not like I screwed up somethin in my exam, it went as it was expected . my verbal portion is weak but sometimes I scored 35 in mocks and sometimes 25 . Not sure how can I make it consistent.
2. Apply with this score.
But my family cannot support me financially for the entire amount. So I have take loan. So it would be great if I get the scholarship.
My profile:
1. 2 years of exp
2. 80-88% : in 10,12 and in UG
3. Current profile : software engineering
4. Current company : Amdocs
Posted from my mobile device
Give yourself some prep and then retake the exam. You are still young with only 2 years exp which I do not prefer to apply with such low exp. You can accumulate exp ubtil 4 years. So you have plenty of time.
17 Aug 2019, 03:43
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I have given gmat and score 640(V28,Q49) . [/i][/b][/size]
If this is your first GMAT attempt consider following a study plan and work hard on your areas of development.
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