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19 May 2014, 02:15
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I got 730 on gmat on 16th may.can anyone please help me what is the process for application and what I can do in the mean time to improve my chances.
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26 yrs indian male.
Telecom engineer 2yrs 8mnths exp.
currently not working.
engineering from normal engineering college.
65% in graduation.
I wish to go to US.
what type of colleges I should look for.
any consultant anyone can recommend.I am currently In delhi (NCR).
is there any benefit to go for CFA or any other finance course,which can increase my placement chances post MBA.
please suggest
profile:-
26 yrs indian male.
Telecom engineer 2yrs 8mnths exp.
currently not working.
engineering from normal engineering college.
65% in graduation.
I wish to go to US.
what type of colleges I should look for.
any consultant anyone can recommend.I am currently In delhi (NCR).
is there any benefit to go for CFA or any other finance course,which can increase my placement chances post MBA.
please suggest
19 May 2014, 05:28
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Hi there,
Not sure if you have posted in the right forum?
Moving it to relevant forum
Rgds,
TGC!
Not sure if you have posted in the right forum?
Moving it to relevant forum
Rgds,
TGC!
Updated on: 20 May 2014, 08:34
Originally posted by CriticalSquare on 19 May 2014, 09:21.
Last edited by CriticalSquare on 20 May 2014, 08:34, edited 1 time in total.
Last edited by CriticalSquare on 20 May 2014, 08:34, edited 1 time in total.
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Hey there,
Congrats on a great GMAT score - well done! I think you're still a year or two away from applying. You're definitely on the light side in terms of experience (3.75 years at time of matriculation if you start Fall 2015). Most engineering folks have 4 - 6 years of experience for good reason. It takes a bit to get the experiences that really make you a compelling applicant.
Also, you're unemployed. You need to become employed and then work there for a while. That way not only do you get meaningful experience and stories, but you also develop relationships that matter with folks who will do your recommendations.
In the mean time, think about your application holistically. For example, your GPA is a little low and you lack pedigree of institution. If there were specific courses you struggled with, think about how to remedy that. Also, how is your community involvement looking? Think about how to make it not only impactful, but also stand out from the pack.
Bhavik
Congrats on a great GMAT score - well done! I think you're still a year or two away from applying. You're definitely on the light side in terms of experience (3.75 years at time of matriculation if you start Fall 2015). Most engineering folks have 4 - 6 years of experience for good reason. It takes a bit to get the experiences that really make you a compelling applicant.
Also, you're unemployed. You need to become employed and then work there for a while. That way not only do you get meaningful experience and stories, but you also develop relationships that matter with folks who will do your recommendations.
In the mean time, think about your application holistically. For example, your GPA is a little low and you lack pedigree of institution. If there were specific courses you struggled with, think about how to remedy that. Also, how is your community involvement looking? Think about how to make it not only impactful, but also stand out from the pack.
Bhavik
