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I plan to apply for full-time MBA programs this year, primarily in top B-schools in the US and Europe. I wanted to have a rough idea about which all schools I can target based on my profile.
Age: 24 yr
GMAT Score: 720 [Quant:50 , Verbal:38, I.R.:7 ]
Educational Qualifications:
Graduation: Completed B.Tech in Electronics from NIT, Surat, in 2019 with CGPA 8.41/10.
H.S.C: secured 94.8% from Science stream from CBSE Board in 2015.
S.S.C: secured 95% from CBSE Board in 2013.
Work Experience:
Working as a Consultant at EXL Analytics since July 2019, associated with a top US Banking client in a Data Analytics project. Was awarded Star performer of the year for outstanding capabilities.
Also, I was very confident of scoring 750 on GMAT, so another attempt to increase the score from 720 to 750/760 makes sense or the second attempt will impact the applications negatively?
Age: 24 yr
GMAT Score: 720 [Quant:50 , Verbal:38, I.R.:7 ]
Educational Qualifications:
Graduation: Completed B.Tech in Electronics from NIT, Surat, in 2019 with CGPA 8.41/10.
H.S.C: secured 94.8% from Science stream from CBSE Board in 2015.
S.S.C: secured 95% from CBSE Board in 2013.
Work Experience:
Working as a Consultant at EXL Analytics since July 2019, associated with a top US Banking client in a Data Analytics project. Was awarded Star performer of the year for outstanding capabilities.
Also, I was very confident of scoring 750 on GMAT, so another attempt to increase the score from 720 to 750/760 makes sense or the second attempt will impact the applications negatively?
03 May 2021, 10:20
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anmolsingal28:
Attempting the GMAT a second time is very important for your candidacy. You should absolutely take the exam again if you think you can get to that 750+ range. That would be a big boost for you. Many, many people take the exam at least twice so there is no downside so long as you are not wasting your time that you could spend improving your profile elsewhere. Your score of 720 is in the bank, so it's only upside from here!
It's hard to make a definitive call on the right schools since I have little information here. I need to better understand your career accomplishments beyond what you have posted. Plus, it would be important to understand what types of programs you want to attend? Do you have any criteria or is it just highest rated program? What do you want to do post-MBA?
I am also not seeing any extracurricular activities, leadership achievements, recognition, etc. Do you have any you can bring to the table? That's another important element.
Please post a reply when you have time so I can better help you evaluate your chances. Alternatively, if you are in the market for consulting services, I strongly urge you to register for a free consultation. It is an infinitely better forum for us to discuss all of the above in a more personalized and confidential environment.
https://admissionado.com/free-consultation/
Attempting the GMAT a second time is very important for your candidacy. You should absolutely take the exam again if you think you can get to that 750+ range. That would be a big boost for you. Many, many people take the exam at least twice so there is no downside so long as you are not wasting your time that you could spend improving your profile elsewhere. Your score of 720 is in the bank, so it's only upside from here!
It's hard to make a definitive call on the right schools since I have little information here. I need to better understand your career accomplishments beyond what you have posted. Plus, it would be important to understand what types of programs you want to attend? Do you have any criteria or is it just highest rated program? What do you want to do post-MBA?
I am also not seeing any extracurricular activities, leadership achievements, recognition, etc. Do you have any you can bring to the table? That's another important element.
Please post a reply when you have time so I can better help you evaluate your chances. Alternatively, if you are in the market for consulting services, I strongly urge you to register for a free consultation. It is an infinitely better forum for us to discuss all of the above in a more personalized and confidential environment.
https://admissionado.com/free-consultation/
