Hey sana28102810
Thanks for posting. My first suggestion is you look up the class profile on each school's website. Look at the average GMAT, GPA, and number of years of work experience and see how you compare. On the surface, my initial reaction is that your GPA is low so you should consider building an alternative transcript. And at this point of time, you don't have a lot of full-time work experience -- but that might be okay for a Masters in Management so see what each school says about this. Also, without a real GMAT score, it's hard to say what your chances are so really make sure you do well on the exam. I hope that helps a bit!
All the best,
Krista
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Dear mbaMissionKrista,

Thanks a lot for your quick response. After speaking to some admissions directors, they said that Test Scores or GMAT are really not looked into isolation and something over a 600 should be good enough for them, although I may have to work really hard for GMAT and get a 700 and above to make up for my low GPA.