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by sans074u » Wed Jul 22, 2009 9:57 pm
hi,

Iam a student from india with 70% im my undergrad..i.e 3.0 gpa..
but only summer employement experience..with a gmat score of 600..i want to take my admission in 2nd tier u.s colleges...plzz suggest me by clearly observing my following credentials and extra curricular activities
depecting my leadership qualities.

Professional Certifications:

1.HP certified System and Network Administrator (SNA-1).

2. EMC Proven Associate (EMCPA) in “Information Storage and Management”.
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INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE ON ADVANCED COMPUTING,TRICHY.
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COMBLAZE(WON A PAPER PRESENTATION COMPETITION AMONG 120 PAPERS.)

1.PRIZE WINNING PAPERS ON CLUSTER COMPUTING,NON RENEWABLE ENERGY SOURCES

Projects:

1.Implemented a communication skills club in the college..

Extra curricular:

1.Planned and divided commitees and lead the whole "Annual week celebrations of school and college

2.HOSTED and ORGANISED EVERY FUNCTION,SEMINAR HELD IN COLLEGE.

3.Actively participated in “STORAGE TECHNOLOGY SEMINARS “ by EMC2.

4.Led the publicity committee of NCACC (National Conference on Advanced Computing and Communication).

CAREER HIGHLIGTS: 1.SCORED 93% ..ALL INDIA TOP SCORE IN EMC2 CERTIFICATION TEST
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by Cindy Tokumitsu » Fri Jul 24, 2009 12:40 pm
Hello,

For second-tier MBA programs, the 600 GMAT might be a little low especially for someone with your industry and demographic background. For example, the average GMAT range at The University of Wisconsin (Madison) School of Business is mid-600s. That said, second-tier programs are sometimes hungry for international applicants, so with your strong work experience and extracurriculars you might have a shot. I would consider programs at this level reasonable reaches for that reason. You would need a stellar application that really portrays your strengths.

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thanks 4 replying ...but

by sans074u » Fri Jul 24, 2009 6:44 pm
hi,
i thank u 4 a good positive answer...but after studyin ur forum's post on choosing mba program...i want to chose a program which would cost me around 25,000$-30,000$...and i dont want a heavy m.b.a program i.e(stanford,harvard etc..)..but a 2nd tier or a 3rd tier or a better non ranked u.s urban m.b.a college......so plzz suggest me the possible colleges i can choose and the best among the criterian i mentioned above...

and i think u might have remembered my profile in the earlier post named ...plzz let me know....
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