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GMAT-730 + 3.9yrs IT experience.....suggestions on schools

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by kapsdeep » Fri Aug 06, 2010 4:58 am
Please suggest me which schools do I have a gr8 chance to get through ?
Bit concerned about finances also.....I don't have any sponsors nor bank balance :(


Target MBA: 2yrs
GMAT Score: 610(Q49,V25, AWA 4.5) to 730(Q50,V38, AWA 5.5)
10th Grade: 83%
12th Grade: 81%
B.Tech(Electronics and communications): 70%(2006 passout)
Total Exp: 3 yrs 9 months
No job switch, same domain
Social work: Occasionally I have been to some orphanages to teach & see how children stay. Bought them some daily needs.
Extra-curricular:
College Level: Started a community in college as General Secretary and published college's 1st magazine
School level: Headed the volleyball team in 11th std. and basketball team in 10th std.I was a member of disciplinary committee in 10th standard
Job: Trying new projects, different from previous ones
Handled the team in absence of my supervisor(team size: 4)
Hosted for a event during fest season in job's 1st year
Hobbies: Doing new things such as tried my hand at bike racing, book writing(still in process), planning for dance classes
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by outreach » Sat Aug 07, 2010 11:38 pm
finances will be the last step
most of the people say top 20 B schools...Why do u want to do an MBA is the first Question? that will help in suggesting schools

kapsdeep wrote:Please suggest me which schools do I have a gr8 chance to get through ?
Bit concerned about finances also.....I don't have any sponsors nor bank balance :(


Target MBA: 2yrs
GMAT Score: 610(Q49,V25) to 730(Q50,V38)
10th Grade: 83%
12th Grade: 81%
B.Tech(Electronics and communications): 70%(2006 passout)
Total Exp: 3 yrs 9 months
No job switch, same domain
Social work: Occasionally I have been to some orphanages to teach & see how children stay. Bought them some daily needs.
Extra-curricular:
College Level: Started a community in college as General Secretary and published college's 1st magazine
School level: Headed the volleyball team in 11th std. and basketball team in 10th std.I was a member of disciplinary committee in 10th standard
Job: Trying new projects, different from previous ones
Handled the team in absence of my supervisor(team size: 4)
Hosted for a event during fest season in job's 1st year
Hobbies: Doing new things such as tried my hand at bike racing, book writing(still in process), planning for dance classes
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