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26 Jun 2007, 13:14
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dkallaku
dkallaku,
Your profile unfortunately seems very typical of what the top schools see, so I think you are overshooting at all of the schools you listed. I recommend picking 2 of those (but not HBS or Stanford) and making them your long-shots, then retarget schools lower in the top 15-20. Improving your GMAT to, say, 740 or higher, would make you slightly more competitive at these schools (and much more competitive at lower-ranked schools) but your profile's problem is not the GMAT alone. It's that it's not distinctive enough and there doesn't seem to be formal work leadership or intensive community leadership. You might want to consider schools like Indiana, UNC, Yale, USC, Texas, Cornell, etc.--all strong programs. You may want to read Accepted.com's advice for Indian applicants.
Good luck,
26 Jun 2007, 14:47
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Thank you for your reply. Would participating in some community activities help me get into Top 10 schools. Or can you give me suggestions about stuff I can do get into the Top 10 schools.
Regards.
Regards.
