If your goal is Tech- CMU is obviously a better option.
But Georgetown is an overall balanced school with superb connections in Venture capital and Private Equity and overall after Cornell is the only school that has a superlative performance on that front. It's basically in ranks of NYU, Cornell and Columbia when it comes to IB.
Alumni prestige wise Georgetown trumps CMU.
Tech placement wise CMU works in the ranks of MIT, Scheller. Brilliant ecosystem of Tech at CMU.
Consulting wise it's a tie between the two a little inclination towards Tepper because of the high number of people above 700 score (kinda matters)
For your long term benefit, I'd say Georgetown but for your ST tech goal I would say CMU.
But I don't know what transferrable skills would a Tech person or a Project/Product manager bring to the PE/VC front.
I do know that you can get in with a little exposure to a startup ecosystem with a lot of VC connections but I think you should keep your goal linear to your long term VC ambition and go with Georgetown. Tech placement may not be the best in the world or even good, but it will place you very well in IB and it will enable you to go on in VC much more easily than tech.
That's my opinion
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