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Hi, I got done with my GMAT just recently. Scored 660 (Q47, V35, IR 5 and AWA 5.0). I know its not a great score but I do not wish to give the exam again. I scored 8.0 in my IELTS.
I did my 3 year Bachelor in Commerce in Financial Markets from Mumbai University(passed in April 2017)and got GPA of 6.45/7. I have been working with my dad in his manufacturing unit as a general manager ever since. I had worked with him part-time even during my college days. I've done a couple courses from coursera related to financial markets. I've also attended a couple weekend certificate courses at Bombay Stock Exchange and learnt basics of technical analysis in a month long course and often make trades using this knowledge and have a good win percentage.
On the extra curricular side I'm a camp in-charge at a camping company. To reach there I had to finish an extensive 8 month training programme and also The Duke of Edinburgh (Bronze level) award. I also tried my hand at Rotary but left because of inactivity in the group.
I wish to do either a Masters in Finance or Masters in Management (since I like both sectors). I'm more inclined towards studying in the US but I'm open to some European schools as well. Could anyone suggest me what my best options are considering my profile? I know a lot of other things also count towards the final admission process but what are the best options judging by the given info.
Thank you for your help.
I did my 3 year Bachelor in Commerce in Financial Markets from Mumbai University(passed in April 2017)and got GPA of 6.45/7. I have been working with my dad in his manufacturing unit as a general manager ever since. I had worked with him part-time even during my college days. I've done a couple courses from coursera related to financial markets. I've also attended a couple weekend certificate courses at Bombay Stock Exchange and learnt basics of technical analysis in a month long course and often make trades using this knowledge and have a good win percentage.
On the extra curricular side I'm a camp in-charge at a camping company. To reach there I had to finish an extensive 8 month training programme and also The Duke of Edinburgh (Bronze level) award. I also tried my hand at Rotary but left because of inactivity in the group.
I wish to do either a Masters in Finance or Masters in Management (since I like both sectors). I'm more inclined towards studying in the US but I'm open to some European schools as well. Could anyone suggest me what my best options are considering my profile? I know a lot of other things also count towards the final admission process but what are the best options judging by the given info.
Thank you for your help.
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