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Chinmin123
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01 Jun 2020, 10:02
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Hello Guys,
I am a final year undergraduate college student and am applying to Kellogg for the Future leaders Program(2+2). Due to the Covid situation they've decided to waiver the GMAT requirements but still provided us with the option to mention the score for consideration. They also asked us to mention if we plan to retake the test in the additional information section. Unfortunately I have scored very low in my GMAT. My score is 680(Q-48,V-35,IR-4, AWA-5) and plan to retake the test as soon as possible. I have been advised to mention this score and my plan to retake the test, but I am worried whether the low score with have a negative impact on my application. Can someone please suggest me what would be the wise thing to do?
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I am a final year undergraduate college student and am applying to Kellogg for the Future leaders Program(2+2). Due to the Covid situation they've decided to waiver the GMAT requirements but still provided us with the option to mention the score for consideration. They also asked us to mention if we plan to retake the test in the additional information section. Unfortunately I have scored very low in my GMAT. My score is 680(Q-48,V-35,IR-4, AWA-5) and plan to retake the test as soon as possible. I have been advised to mention this score and my plan to retake the test, but I am worried whether the low score with have a negative impact on my application. Can someone please suggest me what would be the wise thing to do?
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01 Jun 2020, 10:24
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Hi Chinmay1998, congratulations on making a decision to apply to MBA programs! Frankly, 680 is not a low score. Moreover, your Quant score is on par (or higher) with average Quant scores at all top b-schools in the world. The overall score might be considered a bit "low" if you do not have other aspects that stand out in the application (limited international experience, no extracurricular experience, etc.)
My advice is to think holistically (and critically) about your application and, if your budget allows, to get feedback from a reputable admissions consultant. Good luck!
My advice is to think holistically (and critically) about your application and, if your budget allows, to get feedback from a reputable admissions consultant. Good luck!
01 Jun 2020, 20:59
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Chinmay1998
680 is not a low score at all. Please, don't even think so.
