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A low GMAT score does not automatically end your MBA admission chances. Every year, top business schools admit candidates whose GMAT scores fall below the class average — not because the score doesn’t matter, but because the rest of the application....
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13 Nov 2014, 08:20
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Hi,
I am an Indian Female with 5 years work experience.
I am a Chartered Accountant (equivalent to US CPA) and have also completed my masters in commerce (advanced accounting and taxation).
I worked with Pricewaterhouse Coopers (PwC) for 3.3 years in statutory audits and risk analysis and since Mar 2011 working with Maersk Line as a business process expert and internal audit (Manager).
My GMAT Score is only 550 (V24 Q43 IR4 and AW6).
Extra curricular: 1. An active member at a non profit organization for a community to work towards women safety, education and helping in employment opportunities.
2. Volunteer Work as part of PwC CSR activities for Teach for India organization as an educator for maths.
3. Member of a NGO since 4 years working towards children education
Career Goals:
Aspire to build up a career in corporate banking sector.
With this low GMAT score would it make sense to apply to b-schools like Sloan, Ross, Columbia, Kenan Flagler, Duke, UCLA (Anderson) or am I being too ambitious? Please advice.
I am an Indian Female with 5 years work experience.
I am a Chartered Accountant (equivalent to US CPA) and have also completed my masters in commerce (advanced accounting and taxation).
I worked with Pricewaterhouse Coopers (PwC) for 3.3 years in statutory audits and risk analysis and since Mar 2011 working with Maersk Line as a business process expert and internal audit (Manager).
My GMAT Score is only 550 (V24 Q43 IR4 and AW6).
Extra curricular: 1. An active member at a non profit organization for a community to work towards women safety, education and helping in employment opportunities.
2. Volunteer Work as part of PwC CSR activities for Teach for India organization as an educator for maths.
3. Member of a NGO since 4 years working towards children education
Career Goals:
Aspire to build up a career in corporate banking sector.
With this low GMAT score would it make sense to apply to b-schools like Sloan, Ross, Columbia, Kenan Flagler, Duke, UCLA (Anderson) or am I being too ambitious? Please advice.
15 Nov 2014, 02:07
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nj2705
Hello there,
Well, with a 550, I'm afraid that these schools (and actually most worthy schools) are out of range for you. But since you do have a good base profile - female, from PwC with good NGO work, the main thing you need to do is to get a great GMAT. for the schools you mentioned above, a 700+ is pretty necessary. I know its a long distance from where you are now, but with time and work it is an obstacle that is possible to overcome, and also the best course of action for you.
So take your time.. study hard. Since you have a full year ahead of you.
And best of luck!
JF
