What all should my profile consist of if I want to pursue MIM course abroad to get a seat in HEC Paris or other such top notch colleges?
I am appearing for GRE this September and am about to complete the 3rd-year of mechanical engineering. My college aggregate so far is 55%.
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Hi Piyush,
Very frankly, 55% is not a good score for a top notch university like HEC. Please study harder and try to secure not less than 70% if you can. A first class is a minimum requirement if not 70%. A very good GRE score is required, aim for more than 310. You have to work extra hard on your tests and application since your college aggregate is poor. You have to take the TOEFL or IELTS too. Your SOP or resume and the LORs will be very crucial. Also work on developing your overall profile and be an all-rounder for top notches.
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