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Hi, This is a request for profile evaluation.
Currently i have almost 4 years of work experience into sales. Though i have made a few switches in my early career. I am an engineering graduate from 1 of the top 10 engineering colleges of India. Had few backlogs, cleared them and completed my engineering degree in 5 years(took 1 more year).....
Assuming i score 700 in GMAT, are these things going to affect my profile during admissions?
Currently i have almost 4 years of work experience into sales. Though i have made a few switches in my early career. I am an engineering graduate from 1 of the top 10 engineering colleges of India. Had few backlogs, cleared them and completed my engineering degree in 5 years(took 1 more year).....
Assuming i score 700 in GMAT, are these things going to affect my profile during admissions?
22 Jan 2018, 12:19
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Hi prashant11690,
It's unfortunately very difficult to provide a review given you've provided very limited information and are only guessing about your GMAT score. I encourage you to re-post once you have an actual GMAT score (or a very good idea on your score based on several practice exams). When you do, please provide your score splits, university name, exact field of study, the exact role, industry, and company you work in (noting any promotions, etc.), and your career goals and rationale for considering an MBA.
In the meantime, I encourage you to very carefully read through the following GMAT Club post detailing the admissions chances for Indian applicants with various GMAT scores, education and industry backgrounds, and years of work experience. That will help you gauge things (and show you how competitive the landscape is).
https://gmatclub.com/forum/mba-admissio ... 39142.html
Thanks,
Greg
It's unfortunately very difficult to provide a review given you've provided very limited information and are only guessing about your GMAT score. I encourage you to re-post once you have an actual GMAT score (or a very good idea on your score based on several practice exams). When you do, please provide your score splits, university name, exact field of study, the exact role, industry, and company you work in (noting any promotions, etc.), and your career goals and rationale for considering an MBA.
In the meantime, I encourage you to very carefully read through the following GMAT Club post detailing the admissions chances for Indian applicants with various GMAT scores, education and industry backgrounds, and years of work experience. That will help you gauge things (and show you how competitive the landscape is).
https://gmatclub.com/forum/mba-admissio ... 39142.html
Thanks,
Greg
