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For a part-time program, applicants generally have more work experience (4-5+ years) so you might benefit from waiting a couple of years. If you do decide to apply now, though, you'll want to show early indicators of progress (if not promotions, then awards or increases in responsibility) and have your recommenders attest to your strong potential based on your strong work so far. Hope that helps!


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Thank you so much for your answer Nisha.
In fact my main concerns are about my work experience, because in such technology big companies is almost impossible to step forward in the career in the first 2-3 years if you are in a technical position. So it’s a bit hard for me to show my leadership in the work environment in the application. Do you think that good LORs can solve this problem?

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I’m writing on this topic again after I took the GMAT to ask for an advice. Besides my two preparation tests in which I score 690 and 700, today at the exam I received a 650 (Q47 V32), even if I didn’t feel anything different and nothing was wrong in the environment.
Now I’m wondering if I should retake the exam, or if I could have a chance anyway since I saw the average score at NUS is approx.650 and my country is not so well repredented in Asia.
Thank you in advance.

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