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Re: Profile Review : Indian male engineer, IBM/Deloitte/BT - 6 years of WE [#permalink]
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It's usually not a problem to have a failed entrepreneurship experience after college - I'm assuming there was no bankruptcies from that?

To improve your chances, I suggest retaking your GMAT. Although 730 is already competitive, in the demographic applicant pool that you're in, I'm seeing many candidates with GMAT scores above that. Even bumping your score up by 10-20 points could give you even more of an edge in this highly selective process.

Hope this helps!

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