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18 Nov 2016, 11:38
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Hello All -
I gave my GMAT a couple of days ago and got a score of 720(Q50/V38). I need advice on the schools that I can apply to with my score and have a realistic chance of admission being an Indian applicant. Below is a brief on my profile:
Graduation: Mechanical Engineering(Passed out in 2013) - GPA: 3.5(according to WES)
Work Experience: 39 months in sales and marketing at ExxonMobil Corporation and currently working as an operations manager at NEED(Network for Economic and Entrepreneurship Development ; It's a non-profit organization based out of Lucknow, India)
Extra-Curriculars: school and college Football team, Squash and Swimming school teams ; Acted in and directed Choreos during college ; Part of organizing committee of a number of college fests and led the marketing team during a couple of fests.
Volunteer work: Part of a number of volunteer activities during college and work at EM(house building, teaching, roadshows etc).
Interest: Marketing and Strategy
I would like to apply to around 8-10 colleges. Would be grateful if someone can guide me regarding my prospects at the below schools(plus any others) so that I can shortlist accordingly:
Havard, Wharton, Columbia, Booth, Haas, Stern, Ross, Tuck, Sloan, LBS, INSEAD, Johnson, Anderson, Darden, Fuqua, Kenan Flagrer, Tepper
Thanks.
I gave my GMAT a couple of days ago and got a score of 720(Q50/V38). I need advice on the schools that I can apply to with my score and have a realistic chance of admission being an Indian applicant. Below is a brief on my profile:
Graduation: Mechanical Engineering(Passed out in 2013) - GPA: 3.5(according to WES)
Work Experience: 39 months in sales and marketing at ExxonMobil Corporation and currently working as an operations manager at NEED(Network for Economic and Entrepreneurship Development ; It's a non-profit organization based out of Lucknow, India)
Extra-Curriculars: school and college Football team, Squash and Swimming school teams ; Acted in and directed Choreos during college ; Part of organizing committee of a number of college fests and led the marketing team during a couple of fests.
Volunteer work: Part of a number of volunteer activities during college and work at EM(house building, teaching, roadshows etc).
Interest: Marketing and Strategy
I would like to apply to around 8-10 colleges. Would be grateful if someone can guide me regarding my prospects at the below schools(plus any others) so that I can shortlist accordingly:
Havard, Wharton, Columbia, Booth, Haas, Stern, Ross, Tuck, Sloan, LBS, INSEAD, Johnson, Anderson, Darden, Fuqua, Kenan Flagrer, Tepper
Thanks.
18 Nov 2016, 11:50
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Hello All -
I gave my GMAT a couple of days ago and got a score of 720(Q50/V38). I need advice on the schools that I can apply to with my score and have a realistic chance of admission being an Indian applicant. Below is a brief on my profile:
Graduation: Mechanical Engineering(Passed out in 2013) - GPA: 3.5(according to WES)
Work Experience: 39 months in sales and marketing at ExxonMobil Corporation and currently working as an operations manager at NEED(Network for Economic and Entrepreneurship Development ; It's a non-profit organization based out of Lucknow, India)
Extra-Curriculars: school and college Football team, Squash and Swimming school teams ; Acted in and directed Choreos during college ; Part of organizing committee of a number of college fests and led the marketing team during a couple of fests.
Volunteer work: Part of a number of volunteer activities during college and work at EM(house building, teaching, roadshows etc).
Interest: Marketing and Strategy
I would like to apply to around 8-10 colleges. Would be grateful if someone can guide me regarding my prospects at the below schools(plus any others) so that I can shortlist accordingly:
Havard, Wharton, Columbia, Booth, Haas, Stern, Ross, Tuck, Sloan, LBS, INSEAD, Johnson, Anderson, Darden, Fuqua, Kenan Flagrer, Tepper
Thanks.
It will be better if you apply to safe schools. There is huge competition and fees is too high to be affordable. Apply to State run schools.I gave my GMAT a couple of days ago and got a score of 720(Q50/V38). I need advice on the schools that I can apply to with my score and have a realistic chance of admission being an Indian applicant. Below is a brief on my profile:
Graduation: Mechanical Engineering(Passed out in 2013) - GPA: 3.5(according to WES)
Work Experience: 39 months in sales and marketing at ExxonMobil Corporation and currently working as an operations manager at NEED(Network for Economic and Entrepreneurship Development ; It's a non-profit organization based out of Lucknow, India)
Extra-Curriculars: school and college Football team, Squash and Swimming school teams ; Acted in and directed Choreos during college ; Part of organizing committee of a number of college fests and led the marketing team during a couple of fests.
Volunteer work: Part of a number of volunteer activities during college and work at EM(house building, teaching, roadshows etc).
Interest: Marketing and Strategy
I would like to apply to around 8-10 colleges. Would be grateful if someone can guide me regarding my prospects at the below schools(plus any others) so that I can shortlist accordingly:
Havard, Wharton, Columbia, Booth, Haas, Stern, Ross, Tuck, Sloan, LBS, INSEAD, Johnson, Anderson, Darden, Fuqua, Kenan Flagrer, Tepper
Thanks.
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21 Nov 2016, 07:43
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rohanmishra26
Hello All -
I gave my GMAT a couple of days ago and got a score of 720(Q50/V38). I need advice on the schools that I can apply to with my score and have a realistic chance of admission being an Indian applicant. Below is a brief on my profile:
Graduation: Mechanical Engineering(Passed out in 2013) - GPA: 3.5(according to WES)
Work Experience: 39 months in sales and marketing at ExxonMobil Corporation and currently working as an operations manager at NEED(Network for Economic and Entrepreneurship Development ; It's a non-profit organization based out of Lucknow, India)
Extra-Curriculars: school and college Football team, Squash and Swimming school teams ; Acted in and directed Choreos during college ; Part of organizing committee of a number of college fests and led the marketing team during a couple of fests.
Volunteer work: Part of a number of volunteer activities during college and work at EM(house building, teaching, roadshows etc).
Interest: Marketing and Strategy
I would like to apply to around 8-10 colleges. Would be grateful if someone can guide me regarding my prospects at the below schools(plus any others) so that I can shortlist accordingly:
Havard, Wharton, Columbia, Booth, Haas, Stern, Ross, Tuck, Sloan, LBS, INSEAD, Johnson, Anderson, Darden, Fuqua, Kenan Flagrer, Tepper
Thanks.
I gave my GMAT a couple of days ago and got a score of 720(Q50/V38). I need advice on the schools that I can apply to with my score and have a realistic chance of admission being an Indian applicant. Below is a brief on my profile:
Graduation: Mechanical Engineering(Passed out in 2013) - GPA: 3.5(according to WES)
Work Experience: 39 months in sales and marketing at ExxonMobil Corporation and currently working as an operations manager at NEED(Network for Economic and Entrepreneurship Development ; It's a non-profit organization based out of Lucknow, India)
Extra-Curriculars: school and college Football team, Squash and Swimming school teams ; Acted in and directed Choreos during college ; Part of organizing committee of a number of college fests and led the marketing team during a couple of fests.
Volunteer work: Part of a number of volunteer activities during college and work at EM(house building, teaching, roadshows etc).
Interest: Marketing and Strategy
I would like to apply to around 8-10 colleges. Would be grateful if someone can guide me regarding my prospects at the below schools(plus any others) so that I can shortlist accordingly:
Havard, Wharton, Columbia, Booth, Haas, Stern, Ross, Tuck, Sloan, LBS, INSEAD, Johnson, Anderson, Darden, Fuqua, Kenan Flagrer, Tepper
Thanks.
ey there,
And good to hear from you!
Now, I'd LOVE to help you out and get down with your profile.
The thing is I am missing detail.
I need a LOT more info from you - school name, employer name, titles, promotions, greatest achievements, volunteer work, sports, community service, religious involvement, leadership.. etc. before I can give you a real evaluation.
It will also be very helpful if you can elaborate upon your goals.
Have a look at some of the other very detailed profile requests on this board and do something similar and I'll be happy to get back to you.
Best,
JF
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