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Updated on: 22 Jul 2021, 09:41
Originally posted by Businessconquerer on 22 Jul 2021, 09:38.
Last edited by Businessconquerer on 22 Jul 2021, 09:41, edited 2 times in total.
Last edited by Businessconquerer on 22 Jul 2021, 09:41, edited 2 times in total.
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Tough odds but the stats are good to go. (10 point jump would help but won’t ascertain the admission- Most Indians in top 5 schools have a 760). And everything Eria Olson said is right. I prefer to call it- the leading to this point and beyond to lead your preferred goals narrative.
abhijeetqwerty
Beyond top 25 for sure- if you are an Indian Male Engineer/overrepresented. If US minority, take up top 10 too, there are still odds. If anything other than those two, look up schools profiles and stay slightly above their class average of 2019 not 2020 (Big difference) and you’ll be good to go. That should be good enough based on statistics
mk96
Agreed!
22 Jul 2021, 09:58
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I want to tell you a little exercise you’ll learn in i-lab at HBS if you get in, before you apply. As HBS has provided need based application waiver, you anyhow lose nothing if you apply but here’s how you should do a Validation check- in the past 3-4 years, look at profiles from all the HBS admits (Use Linkedin fliters by country and industry and School) Look into their scores- most of the people have those on the profile. Apply the analysis on the odds of people who actually get in. I get a lot of deluded people who basically have a same profile as a person with a higher GMAT, a usual (as I call it), and their GMAT is nearly 600 and they expect to be at HBS. Simple statement- if someone has a similar career progression as you and has had a higher GMAT (if there are a bunch of those applicants), the odds are that the other person will get in. (Assuming the other person is not a massive screw up in essays- even if he is, it’s still highly unlikely that the other person will get in).
ephemeral, also mate, after working on your profile so much, the least you should do is APPLY! Leave the rest to the adcom. If I were you, I would not hesitate to apply at 750.
No one knows what can click with the adcoms.
So take your shot. Even if the consultant says that you should not.
No one knows what can click with the adcoms.
So take your shot. Even if the consultant says that you should not.
But, I hope things turn out better than it seems. Thanks again.
