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by Devil_gmat » Mon Apr 27, 2009 1:00 pm
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28 Indian male , graduated from National Institute of Technology,India (B.E Electronics).
working in software services company since 2003 (6 years experience)
2 years in India as software developer
1 year in UK as Project leader leading a team of 4 offshore support engineers.
3 years in US as Project leader leading a team of 15 offshore development and support resources
PMP (Project Management professional) in good standing.
GMAT - 650 (Q49,V29)

Extra curricular activities
Class representative in first year of college
Welfare secretary in second year of college
Member of science club and school band in school

I am looking forward for below two programs
Evening MBA - Chicago booth
Evening MBA - Kellogg
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by Joe@VeritasPrep » Fri May 01, 2009 2:53 pm
You have a very good profile as a prospective MBA student. You have strong leadership experience in three different countries. You also come from a well-respected undergraduate school with great extra-curriculars. I do not know your GPA at the school, but it appears that you can sell yourself there - especially with the B.E. in Electronics.

The only thing that would be of concern to me is your GMAT score. That is a good score (and it's what I scored when I got into b-school), but it is more competitive now than when I applied and the schools you want to apply to will be all-the-more competitive. So, I would consider retaking the GMAT (perhaps after taking a prep course) to raise that score a bit.

Also, if you are in any extra-curriculars now, you will want to highlight those as well...
I hope that this was helpful.

Joe Farr | Veritas Prep GMAT Admissions Consultant | www.VeritasPrep.com
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by Devil_gmat » Wed May 06, 2009 6:47 pm
Thank you Jaffar for your comments. However I did take prep course but it did not help me improve my verbal for some reason though I know that I am not that weak in verbal and scored 5.0 in AWA (if that means anything at all). I am planning to work on my application and may be before submitting the application will give a final try.
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