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26 Feb 2017, 21:05
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Hi,
I request a profile review from experts and students on this forum.
Bachelor in Business Administration and Law from India with GPA of 3.20 out of 4.00
3 years work experience.
GMAT 510. Applying to Canadian Universities. What are my chances to the following:
Sprott, Carleton University
Brock, ISP
University of New Brunswick
Schulich, York U
University of Guelph
University of Windsor
Concordia University
Appreciate a response!
I request a profile review from experts and students on this forum.
Bachelor in Business Administration and Law from India with GPA of 3.20 out of 4.00
3 years work experience.
GMAT 510. Applying to Canadian Universities. What are my chances to the following:
Sprott, Carleton University
Brock, ISP
University of New Brunswick
Schulich, York U
University of Guelph
University of Windsor
Concordia University
Appreciate a response!
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Concentration: Finance, Strategy
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26 Feb 2017, 22:04
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Your GPA is good, but why the low GMAT? I would take the GMAT again and try to score at least a 620 for an international student. Also, years of work experience don't mean anything - you should be able to prove quality progressive work experience, and also have a good answer to the question what you want to do with your MBA, how you see your career progressing, etc. Canadian schools typically want a higher GMAT from international students, especially if your work experience is poor or conventional (IT, Engineer).
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01 Mar 2017, 07:06
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Hey SwapnilM,
We at TugBuck believe in being honest, no matter how brutal it is.
A GMAT of 510 is as good as the GMAT not taken at all. We would suggest that you put in some time and resources, score a minimum 690 (preferably 700) and then apply to any school you like.
With the recent change in US administration, people have started flocking towards Canada and thus, Canadian MBA programs have become very selective.
Thus, bottom line, get on the study table, prepare for the GMAT, retake it and feel free to get in touch with us on the mail address below.
All the best. Do keep us posted. Everything is possible and achievable!
We at TugBuck believe in being honest, no matter how brutal it is.
A GMAT of 510 is as good as the GMAT not taken at all. We would suggest that you put in some time and resources, score a minimum 690 (preferably 700) and then apply to any school you like.
With the recent change in US administration, people have started flocking towards Canada and thus, Canadian MBA programs have become very selective.
Thus, bottom line, get on the study table, prepare for the GMAT, retake it and feel free to get in touch with us on the mail address below.
All the best. Do keep us posted. Everything is possible and achievable!
