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10th-87%, 12th-86% Undergrad-76%(top 5 in class)
GRE: 316/340 (Q-164,V-152) AWA- 4/6

Completed undergrad in a private College. Been running my family business since then.
Family business- We own three schools which add up to a strength of 500+ students, I manage the schools and teach maths for 8th, 9th, 10th grade.
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Two years part time teaching.
3.7 years Full time teaching/ and performing a managerial role in my schools.

My business Turnover- Around 44,00,000 INR

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Please tell me which colleges I can apply to for an MBA. I'm considering universities in Singapore, UK, USA. I applied to ISB Round 2.
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Hi,

Your grades are respectable at university, but I do wish GRE Verbal was higher. If you wind up doing some apps next fall I suggest another test attempt if feasible. If you are talking this spring.... I'd look at schools (in the US) ranked roughly 25-60 or so, considering those within that range that you feel are more well known and reputable and of interest. In the UK perhaps options like CASS, Warwick, Manchester. NUS and Nanyang may still be a bit tough with your GRE but you could try. Be sure to play up your managerial and leadership experience at the company and through teaching, and emphasize WHY the MBA will be important to your future career, especially since your background is a little less traditional.
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Your grades are respectable at university, but I do wish GRE Verbal was higher. If you wind up doing some apps next fall I suggest another test attempt if feasible. If you are talking this spring.... I'd look at schools (in the US) ranked roughly 25-60 or so, considering those within that range that you feel are more well known and reputable and of interest. In the UK perhaps options like CASS, Warwick, Manchester. NUS and Nanyang may still be a bit tough with your GRE but you could try. Be sure to play up your managerial and leadership experience at the company and through teaching, and emphasize WHY the MBA will be important to your future career, especially since your background is a little less traditional.
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Thank you so much for your reply. Do you think I have a shot at ASU and georgia tech's Business Programs? Like you said I should probably aim at schools that have weight for the non profit element. Like, ASU.
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Your grades are respectable at university, but I do wish GRE Verbal was higher. If you wind up doing some apps next fall I suggest another test attempt if feasible. If you are talking this spring.... I'd look at schools (in the US) ranked roughly 25-60 or so, considering those within that range that you feel are more well known and reputable and of interest. In the UK perhaps options like CASS, Warwick, Manchester. NUS and Nanyang may still be a bit tough with your GRE but you could try. Be sure to play up your managerial and leadership experience at the company and through teaching, and emphasize WHY the MBA will be important to your future career, especially since your background is a little less traditional.



Thank you so much for your reply. Do you think I have a shot at ASU and georgia tech's Business Programs? Like you said I should probably aim at schools that have weight for the non profit element. Like, ASU.
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Yes, I think you could include those, ASU may be slightly more in reach than GA Tech. For the non-profit element, you could also look at Case Western for example.
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Your grades are respectable at university, but I do wish GRE Verbal was higher. If you wind up doing some apps next fall I suggest another test attempt if feasible. If you are talking this spring.... I'd look at schools (in the US) ranked roughly 25-60 or so, considering those within that range that you feel are more well known and reputable and of interest. In the UK perhaps options like CASS, Warwick, Manchester. NUS and Nanyang may still be a bit tough with your GRE but you could try. Be sure to play up your managerial and leadership experience at the company and through teaching, and emphasize WHY the MBA will be important to your future career, especially since your background is a little less traditional.



Thank you so much for your reply. Do you think I have a shot at ASU and georgia tech's Business Programs? Like you said I should probably aim at schools that have weight for the non profit element. Like, ASU.

Yes, I think you could include those, ASU may be slightly more in reach than GA Tech. For the non-profit element, you could also look at Case Western for example.
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Hello. I'm looking to study in georgia. Are there any other good business schools in georgia besides gtech? Something more feasible like georgia state university or university of georgia? Do these have good business schools?

Thank you for your time, its greatly appreciated.
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Sure thing, yes University of GA (Teller) is often considered a top 50-ranked program, average GMAT 647, 35% acceptance. So a bit more in reach than GA Tech yes.