shri62

I think that 365C30 will be greater than 1 a number. Some this not right here...

Can someone please solve this problem : Assuming there are 365 days in a year. What is the probability that atleast 2 out of 30 people selected will have their birthdays on the same day.

another vote for D reason "not ...nor"

What schools are you planning to apply depends on that too. If you wish to apply to SCU a 590 should do for a part time MBA in the Bay - Area.

would pick "during which" for 1 and "in that" for the second.

I took my GMAT for the first time and scored 500 and on my second attempt scored 610 So its just hard work , practise and determination to do it. Just study what are u getting wrong and why. Make notes of it and regularly participate in the forum. Dont re-take it in a haste . Take the exam only when your confident and consistent in your practise score. I just used Kaplan and Princeton Review plus TEST MAGIC which rocks !

I too got the same score last month and was extremely happy with my score.

If you have the right experience 620 is not so low a score for ISB. They too need students to run their operations keep that in mind. I'm positive you will get in.

What your GMAT score and overall profile ?

Its very much recognized in the valley and the career placement is good enough. Its value for money type of MBA and classes are held in the evenings and saturdays (for weekend MBA program). I have couple of friends who did their MBA from SJSU and had no problems in job placement later on . ITs a decent school and extremely practical.

Take it again if you not confident. I just gave it again last month. I previously scored a 500 and in my second attempt I got 610.

San Jose State too has an excellent MBA program and recognized locally around. Santa Clara fee's are way too high its around $48K for entire program and SJSU is around $7-$10K . You have to consider ROI too specially if you are doing MBA in a non-finance field.

San Jose State will give you acceptance even at GMAT score of 500 or apply at Cal State Hayward which has high acceptance rate. Try at Cal State Hayward and you will get the acceptance for their MBA program for sure. San Jose State doesnt have 50% verbal criteria I'm positive about it.

If you redo it ..they will take the most recent/latest score.

With hard work and patience you can crack the GMAT. Its just having a positive attitude towards the test and keeping your nerves. If you panic during the exam you have given up and lost the battle as its as simple as that. I think so a score of 700 is easily achievable if you participate at testmagic forums and practise. All the best for your next attempt and you will get your dream score.