tchankwes
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Dude..plz don't jump to any conclusion..I am an Indian and speaking from my perspective that it has indeed become competitive for Indians as Bschools need to maintain diversity..nothing new abut that!!
In any case I have this perspective only after attending several info sessions and after speaking to many Indian students at top 10 Bschools...
Welcome to the world of reality bro..!!
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Thanks for not applying o any US schools then...you will definitely help the cause of other Indians by not doing so. In the meantime we are welcoming the best minds in this Country no matter where they are from.
To be fair, I think that applying to top business school as an Indian prospective student can be extremely competitive (and by that I mean more competitive than average) due to an overrepresentation of Indian applicants. That being said, there are many other things that differentiate a person among the applicant pool and there is no use blaming not getting in on not being a "diverse" candidate just because you're from a certain area of the world. Diversity at these schools means much more than where you come from; they are looking for diversity in terms of industries, companies, work experience, life experience, undergraduate institution, gender, ethnicity.. the list goes on and on. We could all probably find something that puts us at a "disadvantage," but that really wont help us get into bschool...