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28 Jan 2020, 15:13
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Hello everyone!
I’ve got the following problem:
I want to apply to HEC for the 2020 September intake of the MiM program.
They have 4 application rounds. To still make the deadline for round 3 I would need to take the GMAT in about two weeks.
By that time I think I would probably score somewhere between 650 and 670.
The other option is to wait another month, apply in the fourth and last round and hope that by then I can rank up in the high 600s.
However, my overall profile isn’t the strongest either way.
I’m from a no-name German university (Ludwigshafen), have a GPA of 3.6 and a BSc in Int. Business Management. I speak Japanese as a 3rd language (B2-C1, with certification) and I know a little French (A2-B1, no certification). Experience-wise I did a gap year in New Zealand after school, worked in Marketing as a working student during the last year of my Bachelor‘s degree (10 months) and am currently halfway through an 8-month internship at Mitsubishi Fuso in Japan.
Therefore my question: Do you guys think I have a better chance when I apply with a lower GMAT in round 3, or with a slightly higher GMAT in round 4?
Your opinions and thoughts on this would help me a lot. Thanks in advance and greetings from Kawasaki, Japan.
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I’ve got the following problem:
I want to apply to HEC for the 2020 September intake of the MiM program.
They have 4 application rounds. To still make the deadline for round 3 I would need to take the GMAT in about two weeks.
By that time I think I would probably score somewhere between 650 and 670.
The other option is to wait another month, apply in the fourth and last round and hope that by then I can rank up in the high 600s.
However, my overall profile isn’t the strongest either way.
I’m from a no-name German university (Ludwigshafen), have a GPA of 3.6 and a BSc in Int. Business Management. I speak Japanese as a 3rd language (B2-C1, with certification) and I know a little French (A2-B1, no certification). Experience-wise I did a gap year in New Zealand after school, worked in Marketing as a working student during the last year of my Bachelor‘s degree (10 months) and am currently halfway through an 8-month internship at Mitsubishi Fuso in Japan.
Therefore my question: Do you guys think I have a better chance when I apply with a lower GMAT in round 3, or with a slightly higher GMAT in round 4?
Your opinions and thoughts on this would help me a lot. Thanks in advance and greetings from Kawasaki, Japan.
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29 Jan 2020, 20:40
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Hi KanonInJuun ..
Welcome to Gmatclub. HEC MiM is one of the best and it attracts lot of applicants with spectacular GMAT scores and profiles. 650-670 will not make your chances better but 700 will. If you have the time to prepare and get a score around 700, I would recommend to apply in Round 4, otherwise next year. It's great that you know some International languages. All the best
Welcome to Gmatclub. HEC MiM is one of the best and it attracts lot of applicants with spectacular GMAT scores and profiles. 650-670 will not make your chances better but 700 will. If you have the time to prepare and get a score around 700, I would recommend to apply in Round 4, otherwise next year. It's great that you know some International languages. All the best
KanonInJuun
01 Feb 2020, 09:01
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KanonInJuun
Haven't you given GMAT yet?
I would recommend that you plan to get a score of 700+ for applying to top MBA institutes in the world.
