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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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01 May 2015, 18:51
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All, First of all, thank you for providing wonderful guidance to the fellow students. I request your guidance on evaluating my profile. 80% in college, 90% in school and I am planning to write GMAT with the hope of 650+.I have over 6 years of experience which includes 3 years of international experience working with two top tier clients in Singapore and HongKong. Also habe handled teams for 2 years. Unlike others who have clear aim of the countries/schools where they wish to study, I have no such choices for now.I know US and UK provides best education but worried about the post employment opportunities after MBA. So I feel that considering the huge money that will be spent, Canada/Singapore would be the better choice. Kindly let me know if my assumption is correct. Kindly provide your inputs.
PS: I may be seeking for guidance at very earlier stage but I feel its better to have this knowledge at the earlier stages itself.
Regards,
Anand.
PS: I may be seeking for guidance at very earlier stage but I feel its better to have this knowledge at the earlier stages itself.
Regards,
Anand.
07 May 2015, 19:22
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US b-schools are a bit biased against applicants whom they feel will have trouble obtaining their H1B visa from employers. Having said that, your international experience and academics would position you competitively in the application process if your GMAT is high enough. International applicants have historically applied with very high GMAT scores, so your score will in large part determine where you can apply with a good chance of getting in.
US b-schools are a bit biased against applicants whom they feel will have trouble obtaining their H1B visa from employers. Having said that, your international experience and academics would position you competitively in the application process if your GMAT is high enough. International applicants have historically applied with very high GMAT scores, so your score will in large part determine where you can apply with a good chance of getting in.
