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14 May 2007, 10:58
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Hi Paul,
My GMAT is 710 and my gpa's are as follows
BSc, India 65 %
Master of Computer Applications, India 68%
Work expereince around 6 years.
What are my chances at Sloan, Harvard, Stanford, Wharton and Berkley ?
My GMAT is 710 and my gpa's are as follows
BSc, India 65 %
Master of Computer Applications, India 68%
Work expereince around 6 years.
What are my chances at Sloan, Harvard, Stanford, Wharton and Berkley ?
17 May 2007, 08:33
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Forgot to add following
Indian male 30 , Currently canadian permanent resident.
Cocurriculars
Teach mediation
Working towards recreational pilot license
Captained local cricket team
Into rock climbing, sky diving
Indian male 30 , Currently canadian permanent resident.
Cocurriculars
Teach mediation
Working towards recreational pilot license
Captained local cricket team
Into rock climbing, sky diving
19 May 2007, 17:29
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jsingh
jsingh,
I think you forgot to tell me what your goals are and what you do for a living. How much leadership do you have at work? Based on what you told me I think Stanford and Harvard are out. Your odds at the rest of the schools you mentioned will depend on how much impact you've shown in your career and how good you are at making your profile stand out from the crowd. At best you would be "competitive" at them, however, because you come from a relatively common demographic whose qualifications are usually strong. So I would encourage you to add a few schools from lower in the food chain to improve your odds.
Good luck,
