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23 Jan 2022, 07:36
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Abinash03:
You should think of GMAT scores as follows, especially for a male Indian candidate.
Less than 700: you must retake.
700: minimum threshold to even consider applying. Anything less will be problematic.
730: comfortable for normal admissions, and probably good enough for deferred admissions.
750+: very strong score. It won't get you in, but it'll very much put you in the running.
These are general guidelines and not official markers. Of course each school is slightly different given the range you have provided.
You should think of GMAT scores as follows, especially for a male Indian candidate.
Less than 700: you must retake.
700: minimum threshold to even consider applying. Anything less will be problematic.
730: comfortable for normal admissions, and probably good enough for deferred admissions.
750+: very strong score. It won't get you in, but it'll very much put you in the running.
These are general guidelines and not official markers. Of course each school is slightly different given the range you have provided.
24 Jan 2022, 00:12
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Hi Abinash03,
Thank you for sharing your profile. Deferred Programs are highly competitive; therefore, you must have a competitive GMAT score to be admitted. Aiming for a score of 730 or above will put you in a good position. Everything else is dependent on your overall application, how you present yourself, and how competitive your profile is. You've done internships at big companies, and I'm sure you gained valuable experience working there. You must demonstrate the same in your apps. I'd like to learn more about your marketing company. What impact you brought and how you can present a unique and well-connected story. You can take a look at what business schools look in the candidate for deferred MBA programs. Business Schools, especially for deferred MBA programs, aspire to create future leaders, so the potential must be visible in their students already! When are you planning to take the GMAT? Overall your profile seems good on the surface. If you’d like, we are happy to hop on a call with you sometime this week to discuss your profile in length and further chances to the b-schools. Feel free to book a free session with us as per your convenience.
Cheers!
Neha Hadke
Profile Analyst & Channel Manager, MBA and Beyond
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Thank you for sharing your profile. Deferred Programs are highly competitive; therefore, you must have a competitive GMAT score to be admitted. Aiming for a score of 730 or above will put you in a good position. Everything else is dependent on your overall application, how you present yourself, and how competitive your profile is. You've done internships at big companies, and I'm sure you gained valuable experience working there. You must demonstrate the same in your apps. I'd like to learn more about your marketing company. What impact you brought and how you can present a unique and well-connected story. You can take a look at what business schools look in the candidate for deferred MBA programs. Business Schools, especially for deferred MBA programs, aspire to create future leaders, so the potential must be visible in their students already! When are you planning to take the GMAT? Overall your profile seems good on the surface. If you’d like, we are happy to hop on a call with you sometime this week to discuss your profile in length and further chances to the b-schools. Feel free to book a free session with us as per your convenience.
Cheers!
Neha Hadke
Profile Analyst & Channel Manager, MBA and Beyond
Testimonials
Email: [email protected]
Abinash03
This is a general outlay, any help or advice is appreciated! Thanks!
