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04 Oct 2011, 01:35
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I am in the third year in the university studying Accounting and Finance but i really sucked and now my gpa is 3.41.I really worry about this and especially if it is possible to have a good grade in the end(say 3.65+) because i have two years to improve my grades and the subjects may become more difficult.I want to get into top Masters in finance or MBA after graduation,so this would be a huge obstacle to overcome,particularly if you want to be hired from top firms in consulting or investment banking 
.Any advice?
.Any advice? 
05 Oct 2011, 01:07
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IB demands the smartest people, and the best indicator for new employees competing in a knowledge-based economy are grades. Often companies will advise college admissions officers and recruiters that they will not see anyone with less than a B (3.0) average.
High CGPA with good EC specially sports activities are loved by IB recruiters. If you can keep it above 3.5, you are good. Bur first think about a decent MBA.
High CGPA with good EC specially sports activities are loved by IB recruiters. If you can keep it above 3.5, you are good. Bur first think about a decent MBA.
10 Nov 2011, 18:10
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if you can hop into a great MBA program then you'll do a lot better in IB. Your undergrad grade won't matter as much as your GMAT for MBA admissions
