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Give your GMAT with full preparation. If you score more than 720, you should apply to only top 15 programs. Indian, female and a CA all go in your favor. You should then choose the programs based on your goals, which, most likely would be in either finance or consulting. Simplified?

PS: I am assuming you have good work experience, extra curriculars and communication to back it all up. Failing which, 8-15 is your best bet. You will get some scholarship as well. You are right on track.
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HI Guys

Thanks a lot for replying

As for my goals post MBA, I want to do something in corporate strategy or something which is a mix of Finance and marketing but i do not wish to continue in core finance completely. Probably that is a major reason why I want to do an MBA, to diversify my career and look for more options. I dont know how much sense that makes but thats my reason to start with. Currently im working as a financial and planning analyst since 3 years with big MNC's and also have some extra curricular background.

So, based on your help I can say that I should get the rankings of top MBA schools and go on their websites to find more about the programs they are offering. Preferably I plan to go for a 1 year or 15 months course, then give my gmat with proper prep and see what schools i can apply to. Any more suggestions would be highly appreciated. Thanks a lot :)