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Chances of entry in Top 5 business school

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by hirobasu3 » Tue Jun 23, 2009 3:42 pm
Hi Stacy,

I just gave my GMAT yesterday and I want to have a realistic assessment of my chances into a top 5 school ( i am not looking beyond that).

My profile

GMAT 730 - 96% ( verbal 40 ,89 % Quant 49 , 89% )

Undergraduate Education: B.Tech ,Computer Sc , IIT Kharagpur , India ( the best set of engg school in india) GPA : 8.5/10 I dont know how to convert.
Masters on Dean's fellowship : M.S. Computer University of California, Irvine GPA 3.9/4.0 Did my MS in 10 mnths ( 2005-2006)

Work Experience : 5 and half yrs , currently. Currently a senior computer engg in a reputed bay area tech firm, working for past 3 yrs in the same company.

Academically, had other good career achievements like Maths Olympiads, patents , papers etc if they matter.

Extra -curricular activities : Had been very active in undergard and grad days. Department society president in undergrad responsible for conducting various events and other organizational roles.
NSS ( 2 yrs ).

Currently manage a small team under me though mostly technical and do customer visits for office works.

I want to remain in technical field and technical companies after MBA but most likely be on business and product management sides. I know my pool is common but with my academic record and clear vision to remain in the same broad field I am in, I hope it can help.

What are the realistic chances of mine in getting into top 5. What are the things i need to do more , I have the option of applying 2010 or 2011.

If you can give a in-depth analysis, It will really help me in choosing universities ( can you suggest me the best univs suited for my profile other than standard top 5) . Also any suggestion on things I can do to bolster my chances will really help.


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by HumbleMe » Wed Jun 24, 2009 9:22 am
Hi Herubasu,

I have also a similar profile. With slight differences in terms of GMAT score and research background... I am planning to apply for Harvard and INSEAD... INSEAD being my first preference...

P.M me if you are interested in communicating more in terms of application preparation for top mba schools.

Thanks
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