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Hi all,
I know this topic was widely discussed, but I haven't quite found the answer I am looking for.
First, let me give you some context. I've been recently accepted to ESADE Busines School, to MSc in Innovation and Entrepreneurship program. I did my undergrad studies in United States, in a small private school in Seattle. As of late, I've been thinking about career in consulting, and I would just like to know if anyone might give me some input.
So, my GMAT is awful. It is 570, as I never prepared for it. At the time, I was looking at EDHEC Business School in France, and they had quite a low requirement for their Strategy and Consulting. I did the diagnostic test, scored higher than EDHEC required and took the GMAT the next day
Smart, huh?
My question is, should I retake the GMAT? I got into ESADE with that God awful score, how possible is for me to get an interview with MBBs with such a score?
Thanks in advance.
I know this topic was widely discussed, but I haven't quite found the answer I am looking for.
First, let me give you some context. I've been recently accepted to ESADE Busines School, to MSc in Innovation and Entrepreneurship program. I did my undergrad studies in United States, in a small private school in Seattle. As of late, I've been thinking about career in consulting, and I would just like to know if anyone might give me some input.
So, my GMAT is awful. It is 570, as I never prepared for it. At the time, I was looking at EDHEC Business School in France, and they had quite a low requirement for their Strategy and Consulting. I did the diagnostic test, scored higher than EDHEC required and took the GMAT the next day
Smart, huh?My question is, should I retake the GMAT? I got into ESADE with that God awful score, how possible is for me to get an interview with MBBs with such a score?
Thanks in advance.
01 Feb 2018, 13:29
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I'm sorry to tell you that there's absolutely no chance of you getting an internship or an interview with MBB with that GMAT. They require that you have a 700 if you are going to a top 10 School and 720 if a top 20 School. Have they done much recruitment for MBB st ESADE? Would definitely take a look at the employment reports for that particular School and also contact MBA recruiters at MBB to suss out the situation. If you're willing to look at tier two consultancies the GMAT requirement varies a bit, and some don't have one at all.
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