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23 Dec 2012, 00:26
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Hi,
I took my GMAT on 20th December,2012 and scored a 670 (Q-45/V-38). I am aiming for Indian MBA programs and would like to know which colleges have a cut off of about 650 or so.If not , should i retake the GMAT to score above 700?
I took my GMAT on 20th December,2012 and scored a 670 (Q-45/V-38). I am aiming for Indian MBA programs and would like to know which colleges have a cut off of about 650 or so.If not , should i retake the GMAT to score above 700?
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24 Dec 2012, 03:28
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Hi Bhavna,
Colleges don't have a cut off per se. Your GMAT score is just a part of your application (though an important aspect) just like your essays, recommendations, resume etc. are a part of your application.
We see people get into good programs with that score. It really depends on how strong other components of your application are. Saying that, your score is lower than the average score at most of the programs. If you feel you have an extra-ordinary story to tell, by all means go ahead.
My advice would be to give it another shot. If you are submitting your application next year, you have enough time to study well and cross that 700.
good luck.
24 Dec 2012, 03:40
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Hi,
The other components of my resume are pretty fine(if I may say so myself) ... Have 3.5 years of IT experience in the Banking Domain.I am aiming for the 2013 intake. Any suggestions as to what colleges I can apply to?
Thanks in advance
The other components of my resume are pretty fine(if I may say so myself) ... Have 3.5 years of IT experience in the Banking Domain.I am aiming for the 2013 intake. Any suggestions as to what colleges I can apply to?
Thanks in advance
