Do you all recommend keeping GMAT and SAT scores on resume even after graduation. Planning to recruit on cycle for PE in the fall and wanted to ask advice. For reference, SAT is a 2350+ and GMAT is 740.
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Yeah I think it's fine if it's for an entry-level job (ex. IB coming out of bachelor's, PE coming out of MBA program). I think if you have 2yrs + of work exp though, and you're say trying to exit from IB to PE, then you can take it off
Thank you for the response! To clarify I’m a fresh grad starting work at a BB. Would you say 740 passes the threshold?
thats what? the 98th percentile... jfc yes
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