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You have a fantastic profile here that your schools listed will certainly be very interested in. Your question is really about R3 which is really tough and if you are unable to secure admission in R3 it pushes back any reapplicant plans for these schools until R2. Also given this will be the second time these schools will be seeing you application it puts an intense emphasis to an improved version. So I would suggest given the low odds in R3, holding off till R1 and giving yourself the best chance of success
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Good day All,

Please let me know about my chances a little bit more: 29 years, GMAT 740 (Q-50, V-39), 4 years of BB IB bank, 2 year leading VC (deals in US/Israel), BS and MA from top-3 russian universities, Russian.

Targeting MBA in Entrepreneurship/VC - MIT - Stanford - Berkeley - Harvard. Is it possible to be admited to this shools for russian in 3-ed round? or better apply next year?

Thank your in advance!

Hey!
Most of round 3 admits are used to fill any gaps that the admission committee might feel that they have in the incoming class. Though it’s difficult to predict what a particular class is missing, the general strategy is to look at your profile and take a call on how unique your profile is and if there is some really stark achievement that stands out.
You have a great profile and good GMAT score. Therefore, we will echo what others said and strongly recommend applying to the target schools next year. You would be ready for R1 and can make the most of the time available to enhance your profile and develop a stellar essay.
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Good day All,

Please let me know about my chances a little bit more: 29 years, GMAT 740 (Q-50, V-39), 4 years of BB IB bank, 2 year leading VC (deals in US/Israel), BS and MA from top-3 russian universities, Russian.

Targeting MBA in Entrepreneurship/VC - MIT - Stanford - Berkeley - Harvard. Is it possible to be admited to this shools for russian in 3-ed round? or better apply next year?

Thank your in advance!

Jony,

Thank you for the profile information. While I would rather see you go next year vs wait another year, as mentioned above, round three is tough and I don't see great chances of getting into those schools. That said, this is a good time to start your applications for the fall! Especially for Stanford since they will mostly likely have the same questions next year. While your stats and experience are good, now it comes down to telling the story in the right way. For instance, what kind of deals have you worked on and are you planning to have a specific focus before you apply?

Please reach out to schedule a time to discuss some ideas for your profile and receive feedback on extra-curricular leadership experiences. scott@personalmbacoach.com

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Scott