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by prekhade » Sat Jun 14, 2008 5:51 am
Hi Lisa,
This is Puneet.
Please take a look at my profile and please let me know, if I qualify for the B Schools of US.

Name : Puneet Rekhade
GPA : 7.48/10 ( 2.99/4 )
Major : Computer Science
Job : ORACLE - India Development Centre.
Position: Associate Applications Engineer.
Work Exp: 1 year.

I have the date for Dec-08. I will be applying for the US Universities for the batch of FALL-2009-2010, i.e. next year, which will make my Work Experience of 2 years.
Thus, I just want to know about my odds of getting into the Management Schools next year.

Looking forward to hear from you.
Thanks,
Puneet.
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by Lisa Anderson » Sun Jun 15, 2008 5:24 am
Dear Puneet,

Your chances will vary depending on the schools you apply to and what you score on your GMAT. With a very common profile and grades being below the average, your GMAT score becomes more significant. I would suggest reviewing our forum for posts with other candidates with similar profiles for tips and suggestions on how to distinguish your application. Likewise, I would suggest looking for smaller programs in the top 50 in the US.

Best of luck,
Lisa
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