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by Blue_Skies » Tue Oct 09, 2012 5:23 pm
I just wrote my GMAT and scored a 660(Q49,V31).

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by milimbamission » Thu Oct 11, 2012 8:01 pm
Hi,

Thanks for posting! As an Indian male IT engineer, the bar is slightly higher when it comes to business school. Though your undergrad and graduate scores are good, your GMAT is slightly low. Intel is a very strong company name to have on your resume, but coming from the engineering track is a bit of a disadvantage. Your community experience is great and could help differentiate you.

I would suggest that you reach for programs like UCLA and Darden. Target programs could include programs like USC. You'll have to research the programs yourself to determine which specific ones are right for you - hopefully this gives you a sense of the range to look at.

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