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by bhupse » Mon Oct 06, 2008 5:40 am
I wrote GMAT and got a score of 660.... although i know this is not the good score ... i want to knw the chances of mine to get through with this score.

Here goes a brief profile summary of mine

GMAT Score ( Sep 2008)

Total - 660
QA - 49
VA - 31
AWA - 6.0

TOEFL Score ( Nov 2007)

TOEFL iBT score - 110 ( out of 120)

Graduation Score:
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BE ( Electronics & Communication ) - 82.9 % ( with distinction ) [ Topper of College ]

12th Marks - 78.0 % ( CBSE Board)

10th Marks - 78.4 % ( CBSE Board)

Work Exp
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Dec 2005 to March 2008 - Systems Engineer with TATA COSULTANCY SERVICES

April 2008 to Till Date - IT Analyst with McKinsey & Company

Total Work Exp ( will be completing my 3 years of work Exp in Dec 2008)

Please let me know with this kind of profile, do i stand any chances of getting admission into Good B School in Aug/Sep 2009.If yes, then plz suggest few of the good B schools where i do stand a fair chance as per my profile.


Following is the list of few univ where i want to knw my chances of getting through with this profile ::

If you can tell me whether i do stand chances in following list of univ , then it would be a great help to me

1) Rotman School of Management, Toronto
2) ESADE Business School, Spain
3) Lancaster University Management School, Uk
4) Manchester Business School, UK
5) Warwick Business School, UK
6) UC Berkeley, Haas, USA
7) Virginia, Darden, USA
8) IMD Switzerland
9) London Business School

If you can provide me the approx rough idea, that out of these where i do stand a chance then it would be great help to me in deciding to apply for next year fall season.

Your reply will be highly appreciated
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by bhupse » Mon Oct 06, 2008 9:24 am
Plz provide your valuable suggestions .....

Waiting for your suggestions guys...
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by aj5105 » Mon Oct 06, 2008 10:29 am
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bhupse wrote:Plz provide your valuable suggestions .....

Waiting for your suggestions guys...
recently, there has been a rise in gmat scores of entrants in non-us schools. i would suggest, prepare again for say 2 months and crack the gmat with say 720 something. i think u have got a reasonably good profile, but a good gmat can make u stand apart.
PS: u might crack some of the bschools with this score, but since indians have started penetrating in non-us bschools now, u might face a real tough time.
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by bhupse » Mon Oct 06, 2008 10:40 am
thnx for your valuable suggestions..

i know that better GMAT score is gud to have while applying ..

but the thing is - its not feasible for me to have that time break and give it again..as this time also i gave it with 10 days or so ..... this time ..

Do i stand some chances in the univ i listed above..?

if you can provide me the chances for the univ listed above then it really would be of gr8 help to me !!

Thanks in advance.
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