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🎯 What GMAT Score Do You Need for a Top B-School Abroad? One of the most common questions we hear from MBA aspirants is: “What GMAT score should I target?” There is no universal cut-off. But when you’re targeting highly competitive global MBA programmes, your GMAT/GRE score can significantly influence the strength of your application—alongside academics, work experience, leadership, career progression, essays and recommendations. Here’s a practical way to look at the score ranges: 🔴 715+ → Highest range Harvard Business School | Stanford GSB | Wharton | Columbia Business School ⚫ 685–695 → Highly competitive Chicago Booth | Kellogg | Yale SOM | Berkeley Haas | INSEAD 🔴 655–675 → Competitive NYU Stern | London Business School | Oxford Saïd | Cambridge Judge ⚫ 635–645 → Broader options Georgetown McDonough | USC Marshall | Warwick | Imperial | IE But remember: A GMAT score is not an admission guarantee. And a score below the range does not automatically mean rejection. The real question is: “Given my profile, career goals and target schools, what score should I aim for?” At GMATclap, we help applicants go beyond chasing a number—with: 🎯 Personalised school shortlisting 📊 Profile evaluation 📝 Stronger applications 🚀 Strategic GMAT planning 🏆 Better admission outcomes If you’re planning an MBA abroad, save this post and share it with someone preparing for the GMAT. 📩 Want to know which B-schools you should target? DM “PROFILE” or connect with GMATclap. 📞 +91 6301 696274 📧 gmatclap@gmail.com Dream Big. We’ll Help You Get There.

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SPJIMR PGPM deadline- Final Phase is open until 15 September 2026. Once you submit the form (with essays + documents + fee), shortlisting and interviews happen on a rolling basis. GMAT/CAT scores can be submitted later (by end of September 2026), but the essays must be ready at the time of form submission. Tip: Apply as early as possible in the Final Phase if you haven’t already, since early submission can lead to earlier shortlisting and offers.