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GRE reference point needed (Indian applicants) - Please Help!
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03 Sep 2024, 05:03
03 Sep 2024, 05:03
Hi,
I culminated my GRE yesterday (331; V162 Q169; New short edition) and was trying to research into whether the score will be competitive enough for top schools (HSW, M7).
While there is a lot of regurgitated information on the 'average GRE' score needed for each school, there is a surprinsingly massive dearth of actual information for Indian applicants. I'm trying to find key reference points of the score for our pool.
If you know or can provide more pointed info on the range of GRE scores for these schools it will be helpful. If you have actual info from folks in your circle who got matriculated, that will be even better (To be more precise I'm from male/engineering background).
Please do not quote a GRE-GMAT convertor (It was rendered inaccurate for the B-school process long ago)
I culminated my GRE yesterday (331; V162 Q169; New short edition) and was trying to research into whether the score will be competitive enough for top schools (HSW, M7).
While there is a lot of regurgitated information on the 'average GRE' score needed for each school, there is a surprinsingly massive dearth of actual information for Indian applicants. I'm trying to find key reference points of the score for our pool.
If you know or can provide more pointed info on the range of GRE scores for these schools it will be helpful. If you have actual info from folks in your circle who got matriculated, that will be even better (To be more precise I'm from male/engineering background).
Please do not quote a GRE-GMAT convertor (It was rendered inaccurate for the B-school process long ago)
Re: GRE reference point needed (Indian applicants) - Please Help!
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03 Sep 2024, 06:14
03 Sep 2024, 06:14
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Hi great score BTW. Compliments
With your score you should not have any problem for your application.
I am not sure if you need info for US schools or Indian
With your score you should not have any problem for your application.
I am not sure if you need info for US schools or Indian
Re: GRE reference point needed (Indian applicants) - Please Help!
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24 Jun 2025, 23:38
24 Jun 2025, 23:38
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Hi IndEmBeeAy,
While this is a very good GRE score, it is only one component of the application and your overall chances will depend on other aspects of your profile as well.
All the best!
While this is a very good GRE score, it is only one component of the application and your overall chances will depend on other aspects of your profile as well.
All the best!
IndEmBeeAy wrote:
Hi,
I culminated my GRE yesterday (331; V162 Q169; New short edition) and was trying to research into whether the score will be competitive enough for top schools (HSW, M7).
While there is a lot of regurgitated information on the 'average GRE' score needed for each school, there is a surprinsingly massive dearth of actual information for Indian applicants. I'm trying to find key reference points of the score for our pool.
If you know or can provide more pointed info on the range of GRE scores for these schools it will be helpful. If you have actual info from folks in your circle who got matriculated, that will be even better (To be more precise I'm from male/engineering background).
Please do not quote a GRE-GMAT convertor (It was rendered inaccurate for the B-school process long ago)
I culminated my GRE yesterday (331; V162 Q169; New short edition) and was trying to research into whether the score will be competitive enough for top schools (HSW, M7).
While there is a lot of regurgitated information on the 'average GRE' score needed for each school, there is a surprinsingly massive dearth of actual information for Indian applicants. I'm trying to find key reference points of the score for our pool.
If you know or can provide more pointed info on the range of GRE scores for these schools it will be helpful. If you have actual info from folks in your circle who got matriculated, that will be even better (To be more precise I'm from male/engineering background).
Please do not quote a GRE-GMAT convertor (It was rendered inaccurate for the B-school process long ago)
