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Hi Tyrone43,

With the additional details you provided, I would say that you have a chance at getting into these programs, given that your GMAT score meets the average and you can provide good essays and LOR's. However, how competitive you are will depend on how well you can make your case as to how you are differentiated from all the other Indian nationals applying, especially those from a similar field and a higher ranked university. Furthermore, with 3 years (4 by the time you attend) of experience you are still below the average for both SMU (5-7 years) and Warwick (avg age 31). You really need to prove to the adcom that you have enough experience to be a valuable contributor to the program, and why now is the time for you to get your MBA, and why you need it. The last point is very important since you're looking to continue in finance. The school needs to know that you need the MBA, otherwise if you can achieve your long term goal without it, they would prefer to give the seat to someone else that really needs it to succeed. Hope this helps.

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Cindy