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10 Oct 2014, 17:17
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HI ,
I gave my GMAT yesterday and scored a very poor 630(Q50 V 23) .I was hoping to apply to a foreign university for a MSF course as i want to go into IB field .I have done my engineering from a good Indian university.I have a GPA of 3.30 .No work experience .can i apply with this score anywhere and have a descent chance of being accepted or should i give another gmat in one month as i believe i can score above 700 this time but i cannot spend that much money if i can get in any decent college with this score and I cannot also apply to all the colleges and spend all the money on applications if i dont have any chance of getting in.Can you offer any advice?
I gave my GMAT yesterday and scored a very poor 630(Q50 V 23) .I was hoping to apply to a foreign university for a MSF course as i want to go into IB field .I have done my engineering from a good Indian university.I have a GPA of 3.30 .No work experience .can i apply with this score anywhere and have a descent chance of being accepted or should i give another gmat in one month as i believe i can score above 700 this time but i cannot spend that much money if i can get in any decent college with this score and I cannot also apply to all the colleges and spend all the money on applications if i dont have any chance of getting in.Can you offer any advice?
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HI Rathi,
if you have a 700+ in you, go ahead an take the GMAT again. Even if you can not apply to more programs because of financial restraints, atleast your profile will be viewed more competitively with a better GMAT score and your chances of selection will increase to the few colleges where you apply.
Hope that helps.
if you have a 700+ in you, go ahead an take the GMAT again. Even if you can not apply to more programs because of financial restraints, atleast your profile will be viewed more competitively with a better GMAT score and your chances of selection will increase to the few colleges where you apply.
Hope that helps.
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My personal advice - retake the GMAT, with 700+ score you should be competitive. Don't ignore good preparations for interviews as well as essays. 3.3 GPA puts you kinda in a disadvantage, so you need good GMAT to offset that.
