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My GMAT is a concern as it falls below the school avg of UCLA and Haas. Can the work ex offset low GMAT?
No worries aesir, and please remember this is an opinion.
If you really like Haas you should look into it, really research it. Kryzak - a gmatclubber in Haas - might be able to help you out.

Usually GMAT is combined with undergrad GPA as an indicator of intellectual preparedness/capability. Work ex is an indicator of experience leadership etc... If you are really concerned about your GMAT and you think you can better your score then you should reconsider taking it.
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Hi aesir

You have a unique profile compared to many other Indians.What I suggest is,since you are only 24,retake the GMAT and try to get 720+.Then you can shoot for higher ranked schools.

You should be able to get into the schools u mentioned with your current profile though.
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Hey sorry for the late reply and thanx for ur inputs :) Considering that I want to target R2 this year, another GMAT attempt looks difficult this year.

I want to concentrate on CA colleges because of the VC activities there. UCLA would be a reach i guess. Now that u mention it, is age an factor while getting admits?

Also, How should a guy from family business background approach his essays? Should I focus on the impact made on the organization or the varied roles/ responsibilities? The word limits are posing a problem.