Adding Value to your Application Profile

​​Your profile will be evaluated based on various key aspects –

GMAT SCORE:

• GMAT stands for Graduate Management Admission Test. It is a mandatory test which you have to appear to improve your chances to study in the top business schools of the United States. It will give a brief idea about the candidate’s academic capabilities.
• Most top schools accept applicants having an average GMAT score of 500.
• Let us shed some light on the variation of GMAT scores in the Top business schools.
• Based on the statistics collected in 2013 the GMAT range for Harvard Business School varies from 790-570. The GMAT range for Stanford Graduate School of Business varies from 790-550.

What does the variance justify?
Your GMAT score is not the only parameter based on which your candidacy is judged. Business schools look into many aspects while evaluating your profile.
                                              
GPA:

GPA stands for Grade Point Average. It is a standard way to measure your academic achievement. The average GPA considered by top business schools is approximately 3.5.
 
What if my GPA is weak?
There are many alternative ways to make up for a weak GPA.

• If you have a weak GPA; you will have to re-position yourself as a changed and matured individual, who is motivated, dedicated and sensible. It will compel the admission officers to rethink on your application.
  
• Building a strong transcript can help you make up for your poor academic achievement.

 
PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE: 

Your professional experience will speak volumes for the responsibilities you have taken –it ultimately presents the level of your maturity.
 
PERSONAL PROFILE –

Admission officers want diversity; hence representing your personal traits will help you differentiate from other applicants.
 
COMMUNITY PROFILE-

If, you have volunteered in any social welfare activities or served in ait is worth mentioning in your application as it adds tremendous value to your profile. The community profile indicates your strong personal traits and helps the admission officer to gain deep insight into your candidacy.