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04 Feb 2008, 12:37
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took my GMAT recently...got 590 
need suggestions for the b-schools..
I am an international student and currently in my last yr of undergraduate studies (BBA). The BBA(Finance) program is expected to complete in Spring 2009. Even though my GMAT is low, i have a stellar CGPA of 3.8. Plus my academic background is very strong with distinctions in both high school and college. I want to pursue MS(Finance) or MBA(Fiannce) degree in USA and want suggestions regarding the following:
1. Should I retake my GMAT? I know my verbal is too low but I find it very difficult to improve. On my official exam I was too exhausted after the two essays and the math section. Suggestions for improvement plz...
2. Could you please suggest some good universities in USA for MS or MBA that do not require work expereince as i plan to start my MS or MBA right after my BBA...
Thanks!!
need suggestions for the b-schools..
I am an international student and currently in my last yr of undergraduate studies (BBA). The BBA(Finance) program is expected to complete in Spring 2009. Even though my GMAT is low, i have a stellar CGPA of 3.8. Plus my academic background is very strong with distinctions in both high school and college. I want to pursue MS(Finance) or MBA(Fiannce) degree in USA and want suggestions regarding the following:
1. Should I retake my GMAT? I know my verbal is too low but I find it very difficult to improve. On my official exam I was too exhausted after the two essays and the math section. Suggestions for improvement plz...
2. Could you please suggest some good universities in USA for MS or MBA that do not require work expereince as i plan to start my MS or MBA right after my BBA...
Thanks!!
04 Feb 2008, 13:56
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Rafia,
You're Quant score was good, but the verbal is a bit low. I would recommend taking the exam again (depending on the schools you are looking to apply). I think you could improve your verbal score, by reading the Manhattan Sentence Correction Guide and also by practicing Reading Comprehension and Critical Reasoning in the Offical Guide. I think if you did 3 Passages and 10 Critical Reasonings a day for a month or so, you could improve your score from a V25 to V30-35, which would make quite a difference on your overall score. From your post, your english seems pretty decent, so I think you could improve.
Again, it all depends on what schools you are looking at and what there average gmat scores are.
Ashar
You're Quant score was good, but the verbal is a bit low. I would recommend taking the exam again (depending on the schools you are looking to apply). I think you could improve your verbal score, by reading the Manhattan Sentence Correction Guide and also by practicing Reading Comprehension and Critical Reasoning in the Offical Guide. I think if you did 3 Passages and 10 Critical Reasonings a day for a month or so, you could improve your score from a V25 to V30-35, which would make quite a difference on your overall score. From your post, your english seems pretty decent, so I think you could improve.
Again, it all depends on what schools you are looking at and what there average gmat scores are.
Ashar
04 Feb 2008, 14:09
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I just want to get in a competent school which does not require work experience...Majority of the B-Schools require minimum of 2 yrs experience. I have no preference as such. Do u know of any B-school that fits my criteria?
I have done Manhattan sentence correction and CR from OG...but found the actual GMAT questions way too tougher, plus spent too much time on the first 10 questions (on verbal portion).
I have done Manhattan sentence correction and CR from OG...but found the actual GMAT questions way too tougher, plus spent too much time on the first 10 questions (on verbal portion).
