Hi ,
I just came back from the GMAT exam. The provisional says that I have a 730(V41 Q49 IR6) score in the first attempt.
I am an Indian male , with around 90% marks in secondary school and a CGPA of 8.1 in Information Technology from Nirma Institute of Technology.
I have a work ex of 38 months as of now in the Financial Technology sector.
I started off at Cognizant for the first 22 months, then moved to one among the two largest i-bank's as a consultant and was hired full time 10 months later as a Manager,one of the youngest in the firm in India, all in the Information Technology space
I am looking for applying to schools in R2 for 2015. I would like to know if I stand a chance at any of the ultra elite schools and if yes what are the ones I should be applying to. Also please help me with what other schools I can be looking at.
I still have a TOEFL to give, please let me know if there is any particular score I should take care of there as well
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It depends what you consider "ultra-elite" universities.
Am I correct that Nirma Institute of Technology is roughly on par with the National Institute of Technologies? If so, you have stellar grades from a strong, but not ultra-elite, Indian university with a good, but not great GMAT score (for Indian applicants applying to ultra-elite schools).
That puts you roughly at the top 8 - 15 U.S. schools depending on your goal.
A TOEFL score of 100 usually is the bare minimum for most top MBA schools, but schools like Booth have a 104 minimum. Coming from India, though, where English is one of the official languages you should not have a problem. If the language of instruction at Nirma Institute of Technology was English you should be able to place out of the test.
Good luck,
Am I correct that Nirma Institute of Technology is roughly on par with the National Institute of Technologies? If so, you have stellar grades from a strong, but not ultra-elite, Indian university with a good, but not great GMAT score (for Indian applicants applying to ultra-elite schools).
That puts you roughly at the top 8 - 15 U.S. schools depending on your goal.
A TOEFL score of 100 usually is the bare minimum for most top MBA schools, but schools like Booth have a 104 minimum. Coming from India, though, where English is one of the official languages you should not have a problem. If the language of instruction at Nirma Institute of Technology was English you should be able to place out of the test.
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Hi,
Your GMAT and academics are quite strong, with 3+ yrs of work experience you are at the right stage of your career when most of the B-school applicants plan to apply for top MBA programs. You should ideally target B-schools based on your post MBA career goals, which sector you want to get into. You can try our B-School Selector tool to shortlist few B-schools by clicking here https://goo.gl/LVWTay
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Your GMAT and academics are quite strong, with 3+ yrs of work experience you are at the right stage of your career when most of the B-school applicants plan to apply for top MBA programs. You should ideally target B-schools based on your post MBA career goals, which sector you want to get into. You can try our B-School Selector tool to shortlist few B-schools by clicking here https://goo.gl/LVWTay
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shat90 wrote:Hi ,
I just came back from the GMAT exam. The provisional says that I have a 730(V41 Q49 IR6) score in the first attempt.
I am an Indian male , with around 90% marks in secondary school and a CGPA of 8.1 in Information Technology from Nirma Institute of Technology.
I have a work ex of 38 months as of now in the Financial Technology sector.
I started off at Cognizant for the first 22 months, then moved to one among the two largest i-bank's as a consultant and was hired full time 10 months later as a Manager,one of the youngest in the firm in India, all in the Information Technology space
I am looking for applying to schools in R2 for 2015. I would like to know if I stand a chance at any of the ultra elite schools and if yes what are the ones I should be applying to. Also please help me with what other schools I can be looking at.
I still have a TOEFL to give, please let me know if there is any particular score I should take care of there as well
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Your profile sets you up for a solid top 20 run but anything in the top 7 is going to be a bittttt hard for you. As Michael mentioned, sub #8 is where you need to focus. So look at 8 - 20 and diversify in that range!
Congrats on a great GMAT score!!
Bhavik
Congrats on a great GMAT score!!
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