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770 in gmat....no idead about admissions :(

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by deepak s » Wed Sep 05, 2012 8:41 pm
Hello,
I just got 770 in gmat.A lot of people have given me different opinions about when to apply to b-schools. I have no work experience and am a computer science engineer from a good school in india.I want to get into one of the top 20 b-schools.Some counsellors say many good b-schools ask for a fresh score,so i should apply now.One counsellor told me i could only get a school as good as rochester simon,and even work experience would provide me little advantage since i belong to a typical IT background.Rochester is ranked 50th . What should i do?
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by machichi » Wed Sep 05, 2012 9:01 pm
You haven't given us much information in your profile, but I think you should work for at least two years and see where your passions lie and what you want to do. Your biggest barrier right now is that MBA programs are rarely interested in students fresh out of university. A GMAT score is good for 5 years and your counselors who said school prefer fresh scores are pretty off. The point is that you have an amazing score and now they will want to see if you have an equally outstanding personality, leadership potential, and ambition, which you need to show through promotions, interesting work, and extracurriculars.
Blogging about the MBA application process. Because I need to do something with all this bschool energy.
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by deepak s » Wed Sep 05, 2012 9:24 pm
Here is my profile :
Graduation : Engineering ( computer science - 67% )
Internship( 2 months) : Build an automail system for a company.
Published my own website...shut it some time ago.
I have an A grade in BEC-VANTAGE ( cambridge certified test for business english)
Hobbies :
I love to write stories and poems.I publish them on websites.
Also,I like to write movie/ series scripts and intend to start a series on my own youtube channel.The process is still in scripting stage.
That's all about me :D
I really want to try for a B-school within a year,dont i stand any chance at the top 20 b-schools ?
Thanks for the reply :D
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by Jon@Admissionado » Wed Sep 12, 2012 2:43 am
Dude, you have a GREAT AMAZING GMAT. Don't ruin your chances by applying too early. Work for three years. There's a whole universe of jobs out there, and stuff for you to learn and discover. In three years you will likely be a pretty strong to very strong candidate, and you will be a good option for the best Bschools in the world.
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