Hi all,
I scored a 610 on my GMAT. I've a lil more than 2 years of work exp. Can you guys advise me to which schools i can apply.
Since its a below average score, is it possible for me to get admitted into the top ranked schools.
Also, do i need to take the GMAT for a 2nd time to improve my score?
Thanks in advance!
Advice needed on GMAT score
Posted Aug 04, 2009 22:02
I scored a 610 on my GMAT. I've a lil more than 2 years of work exp. Can you guys advise me to which schools i can apply.
Since its a below average score, is it possible for me to get admitted into the top ranked schools.
Also, do i need to take the GMAT for a 2nd time to improve my score?
Thanks in advance!
Posted Aug 05, 2009 07:01
hi
apply to schools as soon as possible of your choice, most of the schools welcome score above 600.
i am sure you must be having few schools in your mind, you can also speak to course director/ email him with your profile(CV), and ask him to review it for you , to know if your profile is competitive enough to get in to school,
apply to schools as soon as possible of your choice, most of the schools welcome score above 600.
i am sure you must be having few schools in your mind, you can also speak to course director/ email him with your profile(CV), and ask him to review it for you , to know if your profile is competitive enough to get in to school,
Posted Aug 26, 2009 01:40
Hello,
If you are considering only the top-tier B-Schools, then I must say that a score of 610 will not be sufficient with 2 years of work experience. I don't want to disappoint you; I am only trying to help you with all the practical info that I have.
A B-school application is not limited to a good GMAT score. There are other aspects as well like your application essays, quality of work experience, your involvement in extra curricular activities/social service etc. For example, you have a lil over 2 yrs of work experience, but if that is in your own company that you have founded, that would do wonders to your application packet!
You can re-take the GMAT. But you must be prepared to bear the extra costs of re-taking the exam. If you re-take the test, all your scores in the past 5 years will be reported to the schools that you indicate as 'score recipients'.
My advice to you will be: Send your applications to the schools of your choice within the 1st application deadline. Since admissions happnen on a rolling basis, that will give you a better chance. And work on the other aspects of your application.
Hope this info was of help to you. Furthermore, I am coming up with a web portal which will help MBA aspirants like you to be better informed and be equipped with all the relevant info so that they can make it to their dream B-Schools. For that I am conducting a small survey which takes just 2 mins to complete. Can you please go to the following link and take the survey? This will help me design the portal for the benefit of fellow MBA aspirants.
Many thanks for your assistance.
Cheers
http://www.surveymonkey.com/s.aspx?sm=8X_2bvSx2_2b1RJJ7aXaUz5HEA_3d_3d
If you are considering only the top-tier B-Schools, then I must say that a score of 610 will not be sufficient with 2 years of work experience. I don't want to disappoint you; I am only trying to help you with all the practical info that I have.
A B-school application is not limited to a good GMAT score. There are other aspects as well like your application essays, quality of work experience, your involvement in extra curricular activities/social service etc. For example, you have a lil over 2 yrs of work experience, but if that is in your own company that you have founded, that would do wonders to your application packet!
You can re-take the GMAT. But you must be prepared to bear the extra costs of re-taking the exam. If you re-take the test, all your scores in the past 5 years will be reported to the schools that you indicate as 'score recipients'.
My advice to you will be: Send your applications to the schools of your choice within the 1st application deadline. Since admissions happnen on a rolling basis, that will give you a better chance. And work on the other aspects of your application.
Hope this info was of help to you. Furthermore, I am coming up with a web portal which will help MBA aspirants like you to be better informed and be equipped with all the relevant info so that they can make it to their dream B-Schools. For that I am conducting a small survey which takes just 2 mins to complete. Can you please go to the following link and take the survey? This will help me design the portal for the benefit of fellow MBA aspirants.
Many thanks for your assistance.
Cheers
http://www.surveymonkey.com/s.aspx?sm=8X_2bvSx2_2b1RJJ7aXaUz5HEA_3d_3d
Posted Aug 28, 2009 19:24
hi,
thanks for the info....coming to work experience, i dont own any company although i have done well at my current job, recieved awards and was involved in lot activies like organising marathans or other events. Also, i have been working with a lot of orphanages for almost 4 years now...does this help..?
thanks for the info....coming to work experience, i dont own any company although i have done well at my current job, recieved awards and was involved in lot activies like organising marathans or other events. Also, i have been working with a lot of orphanages for almost 4 years now...does this help..?
Posted Aug 31, 2009 08:29
of course that would be considered favorably by the application review committee. highlight all the awards / recognitions that you may have won at workplace and otherwise. the experience with the orphanage will also be invaluable.
all the best
all the best
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