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A low GMAT score does not automatically end your MBA admission chances. Every year, top business schools admit candidates whose GMAT scores fall below the class average — not because the score doesn’t matter, but because the rest of the application....
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09 Jan 2014, 11:15
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Hi
this is my first profile evaluation
i am an indian
i did my engineering in Mechanical branch and scored 65% agg. and then decided to join real estate sector have experience ranging from a sales executive (my first job ) to Business Development Lead(my present job).i volunteer in teaching juvenile prisoners once every week. I also help in raising funds for a blind school .
i wanted an MBA to improve me ability to handle situations where i would have to implement innovative strategies, how to approach new markets and networking .
i have taken the GMAT and scored a 580(24v 46q) i know its not even a decent score but still i would like to apply to MBA colleges preferably in Asia as I want to explore the Asian markets as i want to gain insights of Asian Reality sector.
i want to apply to NUS,Nanyang,AIM but do you think i could apply to these colleges if not which schools should i target. If situation arises i am ready to study in India also.
Regards
this is my first profile evaluation
i am an indian
i did my engineering in Mechanical branch and scored 65% agg. and then decided to join real estate sector have experience ranging from a sales executive (my first job ) to Business Development Lead(my present job).i volunteer in teaching juvenile prisoners once every week. I also help in raising funds for a blind school .
i wanted an MBA to improve me ability to handle situations where i would have to implement innovative strategies, how to approach new markets and networking .
i have taken the GMAT and scored a 580(24v 46q) i know its not even a decent score but still i would like to apply to MBA colleges preferably in Asia as I want to explore the Asian markets as i want to gain insights of Asian Reality sector.
i want to apply to NUS,Nanyang,AIM but do you think i could apply to these colleges if not which schools should i target. If situation arises i am ready to study in India also.
Regards
14 Jan 2014, 19:55
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Hi there,
Thanks for your post. Wondering if you would consider re-taking the GMAT? As it could greatly help your chances of admission. Perhaps with some tutoring or coursework with an aim to improve? Schools take the highest score, and it's fairly common to re-take. NUS could be quite tough to get into at this point, but certainly there are likely schools in Asia and elsewhere that you could have a shot.... but breaking 600 or 650 would really help too.
Think about what types of jobs you see yourself doing post-MBA, and then assess whether schools you are looking at will help you with those goals. Look at hiring profiles, in addition to curriculum. Good luck and keep us posted!
Thanks for your post. Wondering if you would consider re-taking the GMAT? As it could greatly help your chances of admission. Perhaps with some tutoring or coursework with an aim to improve? Schools take the highest score, and it's fairly common to re-take. NUS could be quite tough to get into at this point, but certainly there are likely schools in Asia and elsewhere that you could have a shot.... but breaking 600 or 650 would really help too.
Think about what types of jobs you see yourself doing post-MBA, and then assess whether schools you are looking at will help you with those goals. Look at hiring profiles, in addition to curriculum. Good luck and keep us posted! 16 Jan 2014, 10:58
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hi
thanks for the info but the problem is that the deadlines for universities has started and i have very little time to prepare so doubtful of taking the exam again. can you shed some courses that have the same value of an MBA.
regards
thanks for the info but the problem is that the deadlines for universities has started and i have very little time to prepare so doubtful of taking the exam again. can you shed some courses that have the same value of an MBA.
regards
