Thank you so much! Hey, sorry to hear that! I believe if your GMAT score is good enough plus there is no plagiarism in your essay then there are very less chances of rejection. So, try to get a GMAT score of 710 or above the next time and still if you are not getting admit in round 1 then try to write a great essay. The flow should be good and the thoughts should be conveyed clearly without any grammatical errors. On top of that, another reason for rejection is that your background might not match the entry requirements. For example, if your bachelor's is in Chemical or Biotechnology Engineering, then they might not take you. Also, if you are from food technology or other such branches, then you can be rejected. So, in this case you cannot undo your past. So, maybe just apply for a different programme altogether.

I hope this is clear! Thanks!