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Updated on: 12 Jul 2009, 03:17
Originally posted by ajaygmat016 on 06 Jul 2009, 07:57.
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Ajay,
You didn't really give me enough info about yourself to comment usefully on your chances. However, given your GMAT score and applicant pool ("IT Indian male"), I would say the following schools are not at all realistic for you: HBS, Tuck, Kellogg, and Haas. Depending on how strong the profile that you didn't give me is, you could perhaps apply to some of these schools as long-shots: IESE, Duke, Michigan, HEC, Virginia, and UCLA. Given your consulting goals, you may want to focus on the following schools, which place a higher-than-average percentage of MBAs in consulting: Carnegie Mellon, Texas, Emory, Maryland, and Georgetown.
Good luck,
You didn't really give me enough info about yourself to comment usefully on your chances. However, given your GMAT score and applicant pool ("IT Indian male"), I would say the following schools are not at all realistic for you: HBS, Tuck, Kellogg, and Haas. Depending on how strong the profile that you didn't give me is, you could perhaps apply to some of these schools as long-shots: IESE, Duke, Michigan, HEC, Virginia, and UCLA. Given your consulting goals, you may want to focus on the following schools, which place a higher-than-average percentage of MBAs in consulting: Carnegie Mellon, Texas, Emory, Maryland, and Georgetown.
Good luck,
Updated on: 12 Jul 2009, 03:14
Originally posted by ajaygmat016 on 07 Jul 2009, 15:37.
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