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1 year ago

HI Shariva, I have seen you being very active on the MBA Tribe group. Good to know you applied to so many programs- hopefully there are some great offers waiting for you.

Sorry about the HBS ding 😣🤞

Shariva Dhekane

😔hoping for the best from other schools

Rishm

11 months ago

Hi Shariva, just wondering where you finish your GMAT prep/GRE prep? Or was it self-study?

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Some callouts for you to consider:
1. For an Indian male engineer (the largest demographic pool of applicants), 685 may not give you an advantage. Do consider improving it by 20-30 points.
2. Study about the product manager domain very well. After IB and consulting, this is the most often quoted career and many get their understanding wrong.
3. Hedge your risks by broadening your school selection.

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AmeerKhatri

Hello, thanks for sharing your profile.

Your GMAT Focus 685 is a bit low for M7 like Kellogg/Sloan; strong undergrad, impactful work at AmEx, and teaching ECs help. I suggest adding Duke, Ross, and Tepper as realistic targets while keeping Stern and Haas on the list with strong execution. We can connect on a short 1-on-1 call to evaluate better and sketch out a plan accordingly. All the best.

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AshGreninja21, your profile looks very much on track for doing an MBA. A lot of Indian applicants with your kind of work experience and exposure apply to the top MBA programs. The flip side is, this increases your competition and you will have to work extra hard to differentiate yourself. A higher GMAT (even by a 10-20 point increase) will surely help. More importantly, you will have to present every aspect of your profile in a compelling manner. You have strong work experience, but that should translate into a solid resume that shows your quantifiable achievements and the ability to make an impact. I am glad that you have volunteering experience- again some depth and creating impact through your actions will matter. Your career goals will need a whole level of depth (what is your passion, what do you want to do about it in the short term and long term, why is this important for you at a personal level? ) and good storytelling.
All of this is achievable by spending considerable time on your applications, researching business schools thoroughly, approaching current and recent students and picking their brains on their MBA journey.
Also, I agree, you can add a few more b-schools like Duke, Ross, UCLA and maybe Booth (my applicant got in with PM as a career goal this year; however you will definitely need a stronger GMAT score)
Feel free to reach out to discuss your profile in more depth. I'd be happy to offer advice.

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MBAandBeyond

Thank you for sharing your profile @AshGreninja21 ! You seem to have a good profile for top MBA programs, especially for your targeted U.S. schools like Kellogg, Haas, MIT Sloan, Tepper, and Stern. Academically, you are well-positioned: graduating from BITS Pilani, with a GPA of 8.85 and ranking in the top 5% of your batch (top 50 out of 1100 students) is impressive and will stand out to admissions committees. Your published research paper with IEEE Sensors further adds intellectual depth to your candidacy, something schools like MIT Sloan particularly value, given their emphasis on analytical and technical rigor.

Professionally, your experience at American Express is compelling. Although you haven’t worked abroad physically, your work with international stakeholders from countries like the U.S., Australia, and Singapore brings a global dimension to your experience. Your measurable business impact, including over $10MM in annual fraud savings, is exactly the kind of tangible, results-driven achievement top MBA programs seek. Roles in strategy deployment and fraud prevention showcase your leadership potential and strategic thinking, both highly valued at schools like Kellogg and Haas, which emphasize leadership development and cross-functional excellence.

Beyond academics and professional achievements, your social impact work, teaching underprivileged students for over 15 months, will resonate well, especially at values-driven institutions like Haas and Stern. The fact that some of your students progressed to prestigious universities like Delhi University shows genuine impact, not just participation. Adcoms love to see candidates who invest time meaningfully in communities, and your consistent engagement will be an important strength in your application narrative. Extracurricular Activities for MBA: Showcasing Your Potential

However, one slight concern is your GMAT Focus score of 685. Given that you are part of the highly competitive Indian tech applicant pool, this could be a point of vulnerability. If possible, retaking the GMAT Focus to push your score with 20,30+ points would significantly strengthen your profile and give you a better cushion against other strong applicants. That said, with outstanding essays, a powerful resume, strong recommendations, and polished interviews, you can still remain highly competitive at your chosen schools. You can explore schools like IE, ESADE, Ross, Fuqua and UCLA.

Your career goals, short-term as a product manager in top tech firms, and long-term aspirations in entrepreneurship/startups in AI and Data Science, are both credible and aligned with your background. Your goals make logical sense and match the recruiting strengths of your target schools. MIT Sloan, in particular, can be a good fit for your tech and entrepreneurial aspirations. Kellogg and Haas can also be strong for building your product leadership skills, and Tepper offers a tech-forward curriculum with links to analytics, which matches your interests well. Stern, with its proximity to the vibrant NYC tech and startup ecosystem, is another strategic choice. You can take a look at these blogs on Product Management and Consulting as Post-MBA goals and Importance of Personal Anecdotes

A few questions you shall reflect on: Have you led any initiatives at American Express that involved informal leadership or innovation beyond your formal role? Are you open to joining leadership development or rotational product programs, post-MBA to fast-track your PM career? Are you clear on specific clubs, centers, and initiatives at each school where you can immediately contribute? How do you plan to differentiate yourself from the "Indian tech male" stereotype in essays?

With the right application strategy and nice storytelling, you can have a shot at your dream schools.

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TheMBAEdge

Hi @AshGreninja21
Thanks for sharing your profile!

Your profile has got the makings of a stellar application! Placing in the top 50 of your cohort of 1100 and securing an 8.85 GPA are markers that will convince the AdComs of your strong academic aptitude. You’ve also made the right decision to minor in data science as it serves as the perfect springboard for your post-MBA plans. Professionally, you have a strong brand name like American Express on your resume but what really stands out is the impact you have made via your work: $10MM+ in fraud savings. If you can highlight or quantify more such impact in your applications and essays and also explain how your experience here would furnish your product management plans, then you have a compelling profile in-hand. Another feather in your cap is your involvement in global stakeholder management from prominent regions like the US. Australia, and Singapore. Such an international exposure will be well-appreciated by the AdComs.

The social contributions you have made like mentoring underprivileged children definitely uplifts your profile and shows that you are a holistic individual. You will also be a strong fit for the schools’ student organizations and societies that support causes of empowering through education, etc. Focus on drafting a good social impact narrative in your essays for Kellogg and Haas as both these institutes highly value applicants who have demonstrated community leadership.

Looking at your career goals, becoming a product manager for a tech firm is a good choice as it aligns with your ECE+DS Minor+Amex background and desire to work in a people-facing yet technical role. Just be clear about what kind of AI-based products you wish to manage (eg: fraud prevention tools, customer solutions, etc.), the specific industries you’re targeting (FinTech or Consumer Tech, etc.), and the specific companies you wish to work in (this will be University specific. Refer to the employment reports of the schools you are applying to to understand what companies hire from there.) Your long-term plan also needs to be well-articulated as just mentioning becoming an entrepreneur or joining a startup is too generic. What kind of products do you want to build? What kind of real-world problems are you hoping to solve through the products you will develop? How do your past experiences support this ambition? Remember to maintain a continuum across your goals and give a solid reasoning how your product management skills will be in tandem with your data science knowledge.

Coming to your GMAT score, 685 is a strong score for Tepper and Stern but is a little weak for schools like Sloan and Kellogg. These schools are currently hovering around a 700-710 score so you can consider retaking the GMAT for another 20-30 points boost to improve your odds here. Do note that Sloan favours analytical and research experience for which your IEEE paper will be valuable. You will be a very good match for Stern as this institute is a product/tech/finance hybrid and Haas too will suit your profile as you possess social and tech-driven leadership.

Apart from the schools you have chosen, we would also recommend adding Cornell Johnson, UNC Kenan-Flagler, Duke Fuqua, Michigan Ross, Indiana Kelley, and Georgetown McDonough as backup choices as these Unis also have strong tech and product career services.

We’d love to offer a 1-on-1 profile evaluation to dive deeper into your strengths, talk through your fit across schools, and co-create a tailored application game plan!

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Hi AshGreninja21
Priyanka here from ARINGO. Speaking about your profile, I see a strong technical depth, a compelling impact story and a thoughtful career vision. Your current role at American Express, with over $10MM in fraud savings and cross-border stakeholder management demonstrates global business exposure and measurable impact, some key traits which adcoms at top MBA programs look for in candidates.

Your post-MBA goals in PM, with a long-term view toward entrepreneurship in AI and data science look well aligned with the strengths of tech-forward programs like Sloan, Haas, and Tepper. Plus, the tutoring underprivileged students adds a powerful personal and social dimension to your application, especially given your students’ success stories about admits at top universities. Adcoms at your target schools will truly value this.

Speaking about your score, a 685 FE looks slightly below average for M7. Are you considering a retake? It will also be important for you to focus on strengthening other aspects of your application including your essays and recommendations to stand out amidst the pool of applicants.

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Hey Luna,

Thanks for sharing your profile. With seven years in tech and strong academics, you're solid for top European MBAs. Your GMAT Focus is borderline, but can work for schools like IE and IIM A. For INSEAD, LBS, and HEC, ensure your essays connect your fintech experience to your PM goals at Amazon/Google.

To stand out, highlight leadership, cross-functional work, and any international exposure. If you get waitlisted or dinged, a retake could open more doors, especially at INSEAD.

Wishing you the best this cycle! Let me know if you need help with this pivot.

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Hey Luna16
Priyanka here from ARINGO. Speaking about your profile, I see a good mix of solid academics, strong work experience, and clear career goals. 6+ years in tech (especially with UK-based fintech) shows you’re thinking ahead and planning smartly.

Your post-MBA goal of moving into PM at Amazon or Google is totally doable with your background—it’s just about connecting the dots and building a strong, focused story. However, I am slightly concerned about your GMAT score, are you open for a retake? A 645 would fall on the lower end specifically for schools like INSEAD and HEC. With 6+ years of experience, the major highlight of your application should be your work experience. Highlight more about your leadership skills, impact at workplace and skills that you are looking to gain from an MBA and how those skills will help you achieve your long-term career goals.

I would like to know a few details in order for a better analysis of your chances
1. Have you had any team leadership or product-facing exposure?
2. Any experience working cross-functionally or with end users?

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Luna16

Hi Priyanka,

Thanks for the evaluation. I can take the GMAT again if required but I want to apply for Jan'26 intake and with approaching deadlines, I won't have much time for preparations.

1. Yes, I had team leadership and I've around 4 years of product-facing exposure.
2. I always worked with cross-functional teams and I do have some experience with end-users.

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All the best for your INSEAD Application @Luna16 ! With nearly 7 years of experience as a software engineer in UK-based fintech firms, you bring a good technical foundation, international exposure, and deep industry relevance. Academically, your good high school scores and an 8.09 CGPA, along with being the university topper, offset the Tier-3 undergrad background. Area of concern can be your GMAT Focus score of 645, which is slightly below the average at your target schools, particularly for INSEAD and HEC. If you'll not be able retake the exam, it's essential to compensate with strong essays and examples of analytical thinking at work. Your post-MBA goal of transitioning into a Product Manager role at Amazon or Google is ambitious but realistic given your experience, though you'll need to highlight product ownership, cross-functional collaboration, and business impact in your applications. As a female candidate in tech from India, you bring diversity to the class profile, but differentiation will come from how you present leadership stories, your passion for product strategy, and any extracurricular or community impact. Ensure your application clearly explains your motivation for a European MBA and how it connects to your long-term career goals. You seem to be on a good path, polish your application with a strategic narrative, and you can be a competitive candidate. Feel free to reach out. Best wishes : )

Hi @Luna16
Thanks for sharing your profile!

You’ve got a good GPA and you seem like a meritorious student as exemplified by the fact that you ranked 1st in your class and have secured merit scholarships. You’ve also got a decent GMAT score. But, if possible, consider the possibility of retaking the GMAT, aiming for a 675+ score which should be competitive for your profile.

Your 6 years of work ex is very optimal for an MBA program and working in a niche sector like Fintech, especially in the UK markets definitely gives your profile a boost. But you haven’t specified your responsibilities (Did you work on high-impact projects and is so what was the outcome both in quantitative and qualitative terms? What kinds of tools and tech have you employed? How have you grown in your profile and what were the associated responsibilities and outcomes?). You’ve mentioned that your post-MBA goal is to be a Product Manager at firms like Amazon or Google which is a good continuum of your career but you need to specify your experience with product management or development to link your goals. If you don’t have experience in the same, then you need to explain very well why you want to become a product manager and how the MBA program will support this ambition. Also, in your goals essay, try to explain what kind of products you would like to contribute to: at consumer products, cloud tech, or fintech products. Give good insights into your long-term goals as well: maybe becoming a CPO or going down the entrepreneurial path.

You work ex is an outstanding fit for ISB, IIMA’s PGPX, HEC Paris, and INSEAD, but an improved GMAT will help your candidacy a lot, especially since you’re from the Indian tech applicant pool, an extremely competitive and common profile. HEC Paris is one of your best choices as they may consider your current GMAT score and the schools aligns with your goal of pursuing a European MBA. You can also consider other European schools like IESE, Rotterdam School of Management, ESMT Berlin, Oxford Saïd, and Cambridge Judge. They’ve got a solid footing in Europe’s product markets.

We’d love to offer a 1-on-1 profile evaluation to dive deeper into your strengths, talk through your fit across schools, and co-create a tailored application game plan!

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Hi !
Strong international focus is definitely a plus. I could not understand very clearly the career growth progression in your profile. This will be very important for schools like HEC and INSEAD. Is Coulter Partners the company where you worked in the capacity of an executive searcher? To show strong skills for moving into life sciences/pharma/healthcare, your motivations must be rooted in past experiences where you got the opportunity to deep dive into some of the related domains. Your education in related fields is definitely an impetus, but you will have to be strategic in your essays to show a deeper understanding of the industry nuances and cite instances/references where your insight or research-based recommendations were taken into acceptance, leading to impactful outcomes. Why are you so focused on the European schools if you want to work in the US in the mid-term? I would suggest you include some of the top healthcare-focused schools like Duke or Tuck. I understand your GMAT could be an issue, but you will have to improve that even for the top EU schools. You may also look at the GRE alternatively.

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charles99

Hi,

Thanks so much for your reply.

Yes, Coulter Partners is the company I was working for as an executive searcher. I joined as a research analyst and then was promoted to associate after 2 years.

With regards to healthcare experience, I am a published author of a systematic review in the journal of drug delivery science and technology. Coulter Partners was also exclusively focused on the life sciences so I know the industry very well. I gave recommendations on hires and org strategies directly to leaders of the industry, whether pharma, vc or biotech.

I am focused on european schools because I would like to live in France again to rekindle with my roots . I haven’t lived in France for over 10 years.

I am aiming for 655 next gmat attempt.

If you are taking the exam again, that’s definitely a step in the right direction. But please don’t be emotionally vested in just one exam. Be strategic and also keep the GRE as a last-minute option should the GMAT throw you a curveball.

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thank you for this, I had mostly studied quant when I took it and am confident I can improve more by next attempt. However, I will keep the GRE in mind.

Does the rest of the information I provided make my profile stronger ?

Yes. I should mention that the French connection (or should I say French native?) also gives you a strong edge with both these schools. Wishing you the very best!

Hey Charles,
Thank you for sharing your profile. Your app stands out with good international exposure, academic base, and a clear pivot into life sciences consulting. The ESSEC admit with a 25% scholarship is a great start, but with HEC and INSEAD on your radar, I’d strongly recommend retaking the GMAT.

A 615 is quite a bit below average for those programs, and a score closer to 670+ would put you in a much better spot. Your VC ambitions via Boston make sense, just be sure your apps highlight how an MBA is key to bridging your science + search background into strategic impact. For further planning or advice, we can always connect on a 1-on-1. All the best

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I am quite upbeat about your chances so long as you compile strong applications for these b-schools. Just one thing- it will be odd to talk about fintech as a long term goal if it's not part of your short term plan.

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Hi Gabriel,
Priyanka this side from ARINGO. Speaking about your profile, I see a compelling narrative with a solid foundation. Your four years of experience in a fintech company, coupled with a 675 score looks decent. While your GPA is slightly low for the schools you are targeting, are you looking for a GMAT retake?

Your goal to transition into PM roles at giants like Amazon or Google in the short run and then your aspirations of entrepreneurship/leadership within the dynamic fintech landscape demonstrates impressive drive and strategic thinking.

IESE and LBS aligns well with your global aspirations plus these schools have a strong international reputation and connections within the European tech scene. Speaking for LBS, it has a diverse student body and a prime location. Apart from that its robust career service will open doors to exciting opportunities for students. If you are looking for US, MIT will also be offering you a lot of opportunities. To build a strong application it will be crucial for you to share more about the scale and impact of the projects you've been involved in.

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Thank you for sharing your profile @Gabriel Santos ! With 4 years of work experience in a Brazilian fintech company, you're coming from a high-growth, globally relevant sector, technology and financial innovation, which b-schools are keen to highlight in their classes. Your background provides a good foundation for your post-MBA goal of transitioning into product management at a major tech company like Amazon or Google, especially given your market-relevant experience and the increasing interest in Latin American tech ecosystems from global recruiters.

Your GMAT Focus score of 675 places you in a competitive position, especially if the rest of your application (essays, recommendations) is compelling.

Your GPA of 7/10 may raise some questions, depending on your undergraduate institution and grading context. If your academic record shows upward trends or you have strong quantitative performance, you should highlight that. Consider proactively addressing any concerns in an optional essay and demonstrating your analytical skills through certifications (like, Google PM certs, Coursera data science/SQL/AI courses), or even the HBS Online CORe or MBA Math, especially if you're aiming for quant-heavy product roles post-MBA. You can take a look at this BLOG.

Geographically, you’re well-aligned with IESE and LBS, not only do they have strong placement records across Europe and international exposure baked into their programs, but they also offer excellent product and tech recruiting pipelines, especially into companies like Amazon, Google, and local fintechs (Revolut, Wise, Klarna, and more). IESE's structured case method and focus on global leadership can pair well with your fintech background and entrepreneurial aspirations. LBS, with its strong alumni network in London’s tech and finance space, gives you unmatched proximity to VC/fintech hubs. If you're targeting MIT Sloan, you’d need to position yourself as a tech innovator with entrepreneurial potential, tying your fintech journey to leadership, creativity, or impact stories that resonate with Sloan’s ethos.

A few key areas you shall focus on: Why now? Why MBA? Why product management specifically? Why in Europe vs. U.S.? Make this compelling. Do you have examples of team leadership, cross-functional collaboration, or product impact? These will be crucial in your essays and interviews. Each of your target schools has a distinct culture, IESE’s collaborative and globally aware cohort, LBS’s dynamic and flexible environment, and MIT’s data- and innovation-driven ethos. Show that you’ve done your homework and can thrive in that culture.

A few questions: Do you have international exposure (clients, markets, travel, remote teams)? Have you engaged in community work, mentoring, or side ventures that show leadership or commitment beyond your day job?

Overall, you’re on the right track. With some refinements, you shall be in a good position to apply. If you'd like, we'd be happy to learn more about your journey. Let’s chat. Feel free to Book a Session.

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Shantanu Sharma
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Hi Gabriel,

You’ve got solid fintech experience. IESE and LBS are great fits given your European focus, but your 675 GMAT Focus might hold you back at places like Sloan or even LBS. A retake could really shift your odds. If you’ve had strong impact at work, especially around product or user growth, make sure that shines through.

Happy to connect and help you tighten your school list and narrative.

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Hi @Kabir Angrish , I hope you are doing well!

Your GMAT Focus score of 595 and GPA of 3.1 may pose challenges for top-tier MBA programs, as they are below the typical averages. With only 2 years of consulting experience, you’ll need to clearly articulate your leadership potential, career impact, and reasons for pursuing an MBA at this stage. To strengthen your application, retaking the GMAT to aim for a score above 645 would significantly improve your chances.

If you’d like, we are happy to hop on a 1:1 call with you to discuss your profile in detail and shortlist schools for you. Please feel free to schedule a profile evaluation call according to your convenience. The sooner you get your profile evaluated, you would be able to make a work action plan accordingly and start the application journey early.

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Hey Kabir,

Thanks for sharing your background. Your exp seems well aligned for MiM/MAM programs. But, the GMAT Focus is slightly lower for INSEAD, HEC, and LBS. However, if you’ve built strong essays and can communicate your consulting-to-sustainability pivot clearly, you’re still in play, especially in later rounds. So now, it is about fine-tuning execution. If you’d like help crafting a stronger positioning, I’d be happy to discuss in a 1-on-1.

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Hi, That looks like your career goals essay

Sounds good and logical. Hopefully, you will hear back from the other b-schools as well. Are you planning any round 2 applications?

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Varsharani

I will be applying to Imperial in R2 after my GMAT exam as my GMAT Waiver got rejected. Do you have any other suggestion for 1 year MBA ?

Do you have any other school suggestion for 1 year MBA ?

How about Cambridge? In France- HEC Paris?

Cambridge I will try for R3 and France I don't want to due to language constraint

anusha1125

Hi Varsha! I got an admit from Cornell and Marshall for 1 year programs too. Looks like we are in a similar boat. Can we connect?

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UK261

Hey, How was your interview experience with Stern?

Anon_123_456

Standard questions mostly. Discussed about a theme in my pick 6, 3 strengths, about a time I failed, recruitment plan, Stern resources and interests beyond work.

Supriyo7090

can you please enlighten us about how did you mange to get 100% scholarship? Thank you and congratulation

Thank you! Self reflection prior to applying helped a lot I think. The interview feels like a conversation once you have a clear plan and practice a lot!

Thank you for your response really appreciated it,
If you can you please name the scholarship that you applied for and share your journey here, that might be helpful for potential candidate for the future references,
Kudos to you that you made it and from that if you can give away0.1% only, that might help.
Thank you and #MOREPOWERTOYOU.

Hey @Anon_123_456 , great work! Congratulations, on your successful admit with a 100% scholarship! Wishing you all the best as you embark on exciting future opportunities!

mbaguy2025

HI ccould you please share your professional profile (is it product management related in retail banking)?

mbakety

hey, many congrats on the admits and scholarships!! Would love to connect with you for a quick chat for your guidance. Please let me know if that's possible?

TwiGM

Hey, this is great! Congratulations!
Could you let me know if you got any professional help with your applications and whether they contributed to your success. Also could you share more on your profile please?

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arjun221199

Hi Arpan , Amazing and congrats on your admits. This is Arjun from Bengaluru, extremely passionate about the Kellogg MBA, this is my number +91 8637458400 can we please connect? I would like to know a little bit about your GRE prep.

yelet12

Hi con you share more about your profile?

Hi Arpan

Kindly do let me know.

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