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I guess it depends on how you present yourself.

I mean I strongly believe you should be as honest as possible and explain the reasons for aspects such as lower grades etc., but in doing so you should emphasize the context in which this happened; don't use you extra-curricular work as an excuse, but rather as an achievement which unfortunately lead to a not-so-good performance in other areas of your application.

Lots of applicants want into consulting; it's a great option to start one's full-time career and many of those who apply will want this track; You're advantage is that you already did an internship in the field.