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16 Nov 2015, 19:46
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Hello All,
I am looking to apply for part-time MBA programs.
profile: Indian male currently working in USA.
1) Undergrad: Engineering (First Class with distinction, 75.22/100)
2) Masters : USA, Electrical & Computer (GPA= 4.0/4.0)
3) Total 7 years of professional experience - 4 Years as Lead.
4) topper in maths in high school, topper in Masters - got full tuition waiver for my master program.
5) NGO work - 6 years (thou, I stared at the young age fo 14 years and was part of high school & undergrad activities as part of Bharat scouts & NCC, companies NGO participation)
6) achievements at work, NGO and sports activities
I am looking for the following schools in order of priority - specialization in Technology Consulting.
1) Foster evening MBA UWashington Seattle -
2) EMBA Broad MSU - ( can apply for GMAT waiver based on my Masters GPA)
3) Gonzueita evening MBA -
4) Schellar, Georgia Tech evening mba
Can someone please let me know which colleges I can get an admit. if not, my weak areas in the profile
Thank you in Advance.
I am looking to apply for part-time MBA programs.
profile: Indian male currently working in USA.
1) Undergrad: Engineering (First Class with distinction, 75.22/100)
2) Masters : USA, Electrical & Computer (GPA= 4.0/4.0)
3) Total 7 years of professional experience - 4 Years as Lead.
4) topper in maths in high school, topper in Masters - got full tuition waiver for my master program.
5) NGO work - 6 years (thou, I stared at the young age fo 14 years and was part of high school & undergrad activities as part of Bharat scouts & NCC, companies NGO participation)
6) achievements at work, NGO and sports activities
I am looking for the following schools in order of priority - specialization in Technology Consulting.
1) Foster evening MBA UWashington Seattle -
2) EMBA Broad MSU - ( can apply for GMAT waiver based on my Masters GPA)
3) Gonzueita evening MBA -
4) Schellar, Georgia Tech evening mba
Can someone please let me know which colleges I can get an admit. if not, my weak areas in the profile
Thank you in Advance.
18 Nov 2015, 10:23
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Hi there,
Thanks for sharing your background. Can you share a bit more about what you hope to do post MBA?
As far as the weak points of your profile, I would suggest retaking the GMAT. While your rigorous engineering background and 4.0 Masters GPA help, a GMAT below 600 is a bit of a red flag.
Thanks for sharing your background. Can you share a bit more about what you hope to do post MBA?
As far as the weak points of your profile, I would suggest retaking the GMAT. While your rigorous engineering background and 4.0 Masters GPA help, a GMAT below 600 is a bit of a red flag.
18 Nov 2015, 13:02
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Thanks for sharing your profile. You're really going to need to improve on your GMAT. PT programs tend to give a bit more leeway when it comes to GMAT but 580 will be seen as really low so I would recommend re-taking your GMAT. If you don't want to re-take it seems MSU will be your best bet given the waiver
