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20 Jun 2022, 06:58
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Hi everyone, need your help in assessing if I should retake the GMAT. I’m planning to apply for Master's in Analytics programs this cycle.
Target school: McGill University, University of British Columbia, MIT Sloan
Profile: Male, 22 currently
Citizenship: Indian
GMAT: 730 (Q50, V39), IR 8, AWA 6 [Given in July 2019]
GPA: Graduated with 8.9/10 CGPA with a Bachelor's in Arts (Economics Hons.) from a top undergraduate institution
IELTS: 8.5/9 [L:9, R:9, W: 7.5, S: 8]
Work experience (latest first):
- Working at Bain & Co. in the Private Equity department, focusing on American funds [Joined as Analyst in Sep 2020, promoted to Senior Analyst in Apr 2021 and currently working as an Associate from Apr 2022]
- Interned at NITI Aayog, the Indian Government's think tank for 4 months in 2019
Extracurricular (from recent to older)
- Head of two college societies: Enactus and Economics Council
- Nominated as 1 of 4 Captains during High School for 4 consecutive years
Since I gave the exam 3 years ago, I am evaluating if I should retake the exam or focus on my essays recommendations.
Any feedback to the above would be appreciated!
Target school: McGill University, University of British Columbia, MIT Sloan
Profile: Male, 22 currently
Citizenship: Indian
GMAT: 730 (Q50, V39), IR 8, AWA 6 [Given in July 2019]
GPA: Graduated with 8.9/10 CGPA with a Bachelor's in Arts (Economics Hons.) from a top undergraduate institution
IELTS: 8.5/9 [L:9, R:9, W: 7.5, S: 8]
Work experience (latest first):
- Working at Bain & Co. in the Private Equity department, focusing on American funds [Joined as Analyst in Sep 2020, promoted to Senior Analyst in Apr 2021 and currently working as an Associate from Apr 2022]
- Interned at NITI Aayog, the Indian Government's think tank for 4 months in 2019
Extracurricular (from recent to older)
- Head of two college societies: Enactus and Economics Council
- Nominated as 1 of 4 Captains during High School for 4 consecutive years
Since I gave the exam 3 years ago, I am evaluating if I should retake the exam or focus on my essays recommendations.
Any feedback to the above would be appreciated!
20 Jun 2022, 12:42
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lakshyaag:
No need to retake the GMAT. You have an excellent score to match a good profile. Focus on your essays and recommendation letters.
You should also be actively researching the various programs you have listed so you can make a strong connection in your essays/recs and in your interviews.
If you think we can be of help with any of those components, please reach out using the link below for a free consultation.
https://admissionado.com/free-consultation/
No need to retake the GMAT. You have an excellent score to match a good profile. Focus on your essays and recommendation letters.
You should also be actively researching the various programs you have listed so you can make a strong connection in your essays/recs and in your interviews.
If you think we can be of help with any of those components, please reach out using the link below for a free consultation.
https://admissionado.com/free-consultation/
22 Jun 2022, 06:10
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Your GMAT is fine, even for MIT, but I would advise applying R1. Can I ask your logic with the Canadian programs? Are you planning to relocate there? Because I think you could definitely get into more competitive programs in the US if desired.
lakshyaag
