To be considered for a full scholarship at top MBA programs like INSEAD, LBS, or Columbia, a GMAT score of 740 or higher is generally seen as strong. Many full-ride recipients at these schools have scored 750+, along with showing exceptional leadership, clear career goals, and high-impact work experience.
That said, not all full scholarships go to ultra-high scorers. At programs like Darden, Tuck, and NYU Stern, candidates with GMAT scores in the 710–730 range have received significant merit awards, especially if they bring something unique to the class, such as entrepreneurship, global exposure, or non-traditional backgrounds.
If you're targeting full funding and want to improve your chances, connect with a GMAT expert consultant to build a prep strategy and position your score where it counts most.
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