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Thanks and I wish you the same 😊

Anyone has an idea about Anderson interview conversion rates?

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Thanks mate, this is really helpful

I got waitlisted in R after a interview, what are the chances of conversion in R2 with 770 in gmat? *waitlisted in R1 I got waitlisted in R1 after an interview, what are the chances of conversion in R2 with 770 in gmat?

kapil2020 , Well the score is really great. So it might not be the factor for your waitlisted status.

rajatthakur, btw what are the chances of waitlist conversion in R2?

As per egmat ,the conversion rate for Anderson for scores above 740 is 6%. It is higher for other schools above Anderson. The way I see it, your application must be a good one since you received an invite from UCLA,but you might not have been able to represent your profile during your interview. The big reason for that I can see is your very high GMAT score. The school might believe that Anderson is not your first choice and hence the waitlist. I would weigh your chances based on your answers in the interview. Your profile has little to do with your acceptance post interview