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ujji0074u
Joined: 20 Jan 2018
Last visit: 02 Oct 2023
Posts: 38
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Given Kudos: 19
Location: India
Schools: Booth '24 Columbia CBS '24 Darden '24 Foster '24 Fuqua '24 Haas '24 Harvard '24 IESE '24 IMD '22 ISB '23 Johnson '24 Judge '23 Kellogg '24 LBS '24 NUS Said '23 Ross '24 Rotman '24 Sloan '24 Stanford '24 Wharton '24 Yale '24 Anderson '25
GPA: 2.33
28 Feb 2021, 10:03
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I often come across suggestion to segregate all colleges to apply in 3 categories - Dream, Reach and backup.
But how to know as per my profile, GPA and GMAT score which college will fall into which category. If suppose I got low GPA and high GMAT, then which college to choose to apply and which one to leave?
Please advise.
But how to know as per my profile, GPA and GMAT score which college will fall into which category. If suppose I got low GPA and high GMAT, then which college to choose to apply and which one to leave?
Please advise.
28 Feb 2021, 18:28
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Hi. Great question!
We have a tool for that! 👍 actually a couple tools.
1. use the WAMC tool. Play around with the stats and differences.
2. Use the decision tracker filters to see a different dimension of data.
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We have a tool for that! 👍 actually a couple tools.
1. use the WAMC tool. Play around with the stats and differences.
2. Use the decision tracker filters to see a different dimension of data.
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Posted from my mobile device
ujji0074u
Joined: 20 Jan 2018
Last visit: 02 Oct 2023
Posts: 38
Own Kudos:
Given Kudos: 19
Location: India
Schools: Booth '24 Columbia CBS '24 Darden '24 Foster '24 Fuqua '24 Haas '24 Harvard '24 IESE '24 IMD '22 ISB '23 Johnson '24 Judge '23 Kellogg '24 LBS '24 NUS Said '23 Ross '24 Rotman '24 Sloan '24 Stanford '24 Wharton '24 Yale '24 Anderson '25
GPA: 2.33
01 Mar 2021, 00:10
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Hello,
Thanks for your response!
That tool is really helpful and amazing.
Just a quick question - Women IT from India are considered under-represented as they are women or somewhat over-represented since it is IT.
Also if I am from from one of the least known State (public) universities where I am among top 10%ile but as compared to other grad all over India my GPA is still low, still I can consider myself in top 10%ile and explain in Essays.
Thanks for your response!
That tool is really helpful and amazing.
Just a quick question - Women IT from India are considered under-represented as they are women or somewhat over-represented since it is IT.
Also if I am from from one of the least known State (public) universities where I am among top 10%ile but as compared to other grad all over India my GPA is still low, still I can consider myself in top 10%ile and explain in Essays.
