Here are my reflections. I'm a little concerned about the fact that you've worked in so many Industries in only six years. Same line of work I hope?
And it's curious - your overall career Arc.
Are there are good dotted lines between what you have done and the goals that you established in your applications? Do you look marketable and hireable?
You get dinged if you choose goals that are not suitable for someone your age.
Also wouldn't always assume that the Consultants you worked with are on track with the essays. So I would have you have others check those out.
Really don't encourage Indians to apply to any program where their GMAT is not at least 20 points over the class average. It's simply not realistic... I think the Consultants you were working with should have realized that.
yes I do agree the GMAT is a big obstacle and I would really encourage you to find a verbal tutor and get 20 more points on top of that score so that you can be competitive.
I would encourage you to look at 1 year programs so if you reapply to Kellogg and Cornell I would encourage you to do that through the one-year programs which is designed for people like yourself who already have a masters. And throw in Emery as well. They also have a one year.
Would recommend that you try for London Business School, they like more seasoned applicants...IESE.. and take a look at Sloan Fellows.
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