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03 May 2017, 09:56
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Hi all,
I'm a non native English speaker-Asian-Indian.
I've a score of 91.27% in class 10th being the school first, 95.16% in 12th. And 8.23 CGPA (Indian grading) in BE civil engineering. Worked with a renowned construction company-L&T from July'12 to Dec'16. Now working in a small firm.
I can write some good extra curricular activities like being the secretary for NSS club in college. Class leader during school etc. I can fluently speak in 4 Indian languages viz Tamil, Hindi, Telugu and punjabi apart from English.
I'm thinking of doing operations management.
Please tell me that what shall be my GMAT score to get into some top B schools.
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I'm a non native English speaker-Asian-Indian.
I've a score of 91.27% in class 10th being the school first, 95.16% in 12th. And 8.23 CGPA (Indian grading) in BE civil engineering. Worked with a renowned construction company-L&T from July'12 to Dec'16. Now working in a small firm.
I can write some good extra curricular activities like being the secretary for NSS club in college. Class leader during school etc. I can fluently speak in 4 Indian languages viz Tamil, Hindi, Telugu and punjabi apart from English.
I'm thinking of doing operations management.
Please tell me that what shall be my GMAT score to get into some top B schools.
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04 May 2017, 00:50
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Sasindran
Hi all,
I'm a non native English speaker-Asian-Indian.
I've a score of 91.27% in class 10th being the school first, 95.16% in 12th. And 8.23 CGPA (Indian grading) in BE civil engineering. Worked with a renowned construction company-L&T from July'12 to Dec'16. Now working in a small firm.
I can write some good extra curricular activities like being the secretary for NSS club in college. Class leader during school etc. I can fluently speak in 4 Indian languages viz Tamil, Hindi, Telugu and punjabi apart from English.
I'm thinking of doing operations management.
Please tell me that what shall be my GMAT score to get into some top B schools.
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I'm a non native English speaker-Asian-Indian.
I've a score of 91.27% in class 10th being the school first, 95.16% in 12th. And 8.23 CGPA (Indian grading) in BE civil engineering. Worked with a renowned construction company-L&T from July'12 to Dec'16. Now working in a small firm.
I can write some good extra curricular activities like being the secretary for NSS club in college. Class leader during school etc. I can fluently speak in 4 Indian languages viz Tamil, Hindi, Telugu and punjabi apart from English.
I'm thinking of doing operations management.
Please tell me that what shall be my GMAT score to get into some top B schools.
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Hi Sasindra,
I understand why you are pondering upon the question about your GMAT score. Short answer: the higher the better. Long answer:
1. Check the class profile report of your target schools, to get a general idea of average GMAT score of that particular school. You should be on the higher side of the bell curve since you're an Indian applicant.
2. Admission is based on your work ex, leadership ex, community service, your interview, your video essays and other parts of your application package and not just your GMAT score.
Your profile does seem pretty good and I would love to answer any other specific questions that you may have.
Best,
04 May 2017, 01:04
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Sasindran
Hi all,
I'm a non native English speaker-Asian-Indian.
I've a score of 91.27% in class 10th being the school first, 95.16% in 12th. And 8.23 CGPA (Indian grading) in BE civil engineering. Worked with a renowned construction company-L&T from July'12 to Dec'16. Now working in a small firm.
I can write some good extra curricular activities like being the secretary for NSS club in college. Class leader during school etc. I can fluently speak in 4 Indian languages viz Tamil, Hindi, Telugu and punjabi apart from English.
I'm thinking of doing operations management.
Please tell me that what shall be my GMAT score to get into some top B schools.
Sent from my iPhone using GMAT Club Forum mobile app
I'm a non native English speaker-Asian-Indian.
I've a score of 91.27% in class 10th being the school first, 95.16% in 12th. And 8.23 CGPA (Indian grading) in BE civil engineering. Worked with a renowned construction company-L&T from July'12 to Dec'16. Now working in a small firm.
I can write some good extra curricular activities like being the secretary for NSS club in college. Class leader during school etc. I can fluently speak in 4 Indian languages viz Tamil, Hindi, Telugu and punjabi apart from English.
I'm thinking of doing operations management.
Please tell me that what shall be my GMAT score to get into some top B schools.
Sent from my iPhone using GMAT Club Forum mobile app
Hi Sasindra,
I understand why you are pondering upon the question about your GMAT score. Short answer: the higher the better. Long answer:
1. Check the class profile report of your target schools, to get a general idea of average GMAT score of that particular school. You should be on the higher side of the bell curve since you're an Indian applicant.
2. Admission is based on your work ex, leadership ex, community service, your interview, your video essays and other parts of your application package and not just your GMAT score.
Your profile does seem pretty good and I would love to answer any other specific questions that you may have.
Best,
Presently I'm targeting Indian B schools as I can't afford to study in foreign schools due to personal concerns.
ISB would be my first preference nevertheless to say it's for every Indian.
