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What’s in it for you- Live Profile Evaluation Chat Session with Jenifer Turtschanow, CEO, ARINGO. Come with your details prepared and ARINGO will share insights! Pre-MBA Role/Industry, YOE, Exam Score, C/GPA, ECs Post-MBA Role/ Industry & School List.
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05 Dec 2004, 19:49
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My Profile:
GMAT:660 (Q:46, V:35, AWA:5)
WorkExp:4 yrs in IT (5 by the next fall)
Indian National.
Have some leadership exp and involved a lot in many community acitivies.
I am very disappointed at my GMAT score
. This is my second attempt, my first attempt landed me 640. I targetted at least 700+ for my second attempt , but well I guess this is where I stand and have to stop brooding over low GMAT score and make the most of what I have.
The top B schools are totally out of question, because I am also looking at financial aid and with my profile, its not rational to apply to them.Same goes with the trans-elite schools. Insetad I plan to apply for some of the regionally reputed schools.
Primarily I am looking at the silicon valley region.I want to continue in sofwtare consulting.I think this is where the tech companies are clustered.I am thinking of applying to colleges which have an avg GMAT of about 630 so that I stand a good chance for aid and also leverge on the proximity of the silicon valley for a better carrer prospects after an MBA .
How good is my line of thought here? Can I target at any other region?
Finally, which schools do I have to be targetting at,with the profile I have?
GMAT:660 (Q:46, V:35, AWA:5)
WorkExp:4 yrs in IT (5 by the next fall)
Indian National.
Have some leadership exp and involved a lot in many community acitivies.
I am very disappointed at my GMAT score
. This is my second attempt, my first attempt landed me 640. I targetted at least 700+ for my second attempt , but well I guess this is where I stand and have to stop brooding over low GMAT score and make the most of what I have.
The top B schools are totally out of question, because I am also looking at financial aid and with my profile, its not rational to apply to them.Same goes with the trans-elite schools. Insetad I plan to apply for some of the regionally reputed schools.
Primarily I am looking at the silicon valley region.I want to continue in sofwtare consulting.I think this is where the tech companies are clustered.I am thinking of applying to colleges which have an avg GMAT of about 630 so that I stand a good chance for aid and also leverge on the proximity of the silicon valley for a better carrer prospects after an MBA .
How good is my line of thought here? Can I target at any other region?
Finally, which schools do I have to be targetting at,with the profile I have?
05 Dec 2004, 19:54
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Sorry, forgot to add:
Undergrad is in Telecommunication Engg and have a part time masters (M.S. in software engineering) from India.
Undergrad is in Telecommunication Engg and have a part time masters (M.S. in software engineering) from India.
06 Dec 2004, 15:40
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You might want to take a look at: University of California Davis, Claremont (Drucker), San Diego State, University of California (Irvine) and perhaps USC (Marshall).
