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Re: Profile Evaluation - HKUST and ISB [#permalink]
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Well, like I wrote my first and best suggestion would be to retake your GMAT and think about applying next year. However, if that's not an option for you, the firs thing I would do is look at schools which have an average GMAT from 660 and below. At these schools (where your GMAT at least falls int he mid 80% range, you would have much more of a shot.
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