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Devaki
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Is GMAT the ultimate benchmark for MBA admission in top Universities?
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October 01, 2009, 08:15:31 PM »
Sir, I am very determined to do my MBA in one of the following Universities
1.Harvard
2. Stanford
3 Kellogg,
4. Wharton
5. MIT
Perhaps I share a dream with thousands and thousands of individuals around the world. Though American economy is in
a mess there are such powerful and globally respected Educational institutions which are unbeatable. My question here is
can a candidadte with 80 percentile score in GMAT will gain entry? I do not mind working for a whole year giving up all entertainment, job , fun and family just for this. What do you think?
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Re: Is GMAT the ultimate benchmark for MBA admission in top Universities?
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GMAT is just one of several admission criteria. A high score does not guarantee admission, and a below average score does not eliminate a candidate. These Universities are looking for applicants who can demonstrate their potential as leaders. They will consider your professional experience and past performance when assessing your application. Most successful candidates have an average of nearly six years work experience, with the range being between two and ten. Besides experience is the quality of your accomplishments. Even if you were young if you could demonstrate exceptional maturity and outstanding leadership through professional and personal experiences you too could make it.
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