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23 Nov 2020, 07:21
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Hi all,
First time posting here. I have attempted the GMAT 4 times (!!!), scoring 710 each time. In my most recent attempt, I scored Q49 V38 (Did not read the last 3 questions and randomly selected answers. Time expired on the last question so I was probably penalized for that).
My profile:
Chinese male from Singapore
GPA ~ 3.0 from National University of Singapore (Chemical Engineering)
Cumulative work experience: 4 years
Currently working as a financial analyst and contracted with Google
Prev companies include: Carlsberg, Unilever and Uber)
International Exposure: I have worked in Vietnam, Solomon Islands, Indonesia and I did my student exchange in France.
Hoping to apply to M7, plus INSEAD, LBS, Berkeley and Yale.
Also, should I give the GMAT one last shot?
Appreciate all advice.
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First time posting here. I have attempted the GMAT 4 times (!!!), scoring 710 each time. In my most recent attempt, I scored Q49 V38 (Did not read the last 3 questions and randomly selected answers. Time expired on the last question so I was probably penalized for that).
My profile:
Chinese male from Singapore
GPA ~ 3.0 from National University of Singapore (Chemical Engineering)
Cumulative work experience: 4 years
Currently working as a financial analyst and contracted with Google
Prev companies include: Carlsberg, Unilever and Uber)
International Exposure: I have worked in Vietnam, Solomon Islands, Indonesia and I did my student exchange in France.
Hoping to apply to M7, plus INSEAD, LBS, Berkeley and Yale.
Also, should I give the GMAT one last shot?
Appreciate all advice.
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23 Nov 2020, 07:46
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Hi johndoe1152,
thanks for your post.
We would need more detail about those 4 years of experience in order to better assess your chances. I am particularly curious to see how you have been progressing and how long you stayed in each company (looks like you have worked for 4 companies in 4 years).
Feel free to share your resume directly with me at [email protected].
As for GMAT, I would give it one last shot. For M7, Berkeley and Yale, it would be important to score 730+, and for INSEAD and LBS, a 720+ would be recommended.
Speaking of INSEAD and LBS, your international experience will be very valuable and will make you a good candidate.
I hope this helps.
Thank you very much.
Warm regards
Alex
thanks for your post.
We would need more detail about those 4 years of experience in order to better assess your chances. I am particularly curious to see how you have been progressing and how long you stayed in each company (looks like you have worked for 4 companies in 4 years).
Feel free to share your resume directly with me at [email protected].
As for GMAT, I would give it one last shot. For M7, Berkeley and Yale, it would be important to score 730+, and for INSEAD and LBS, a 720+ would be recommended.
Speaking of INSEAD and LBS, your international experience will be very valuable and will make you a good candidate.
I hope this helps.
Thank you very much.
Warm regards
Alex
