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by nikhilbhargava » Sat Sep 24, 2011 10:58 pm
Hello,

I have been a silent member of this forum which has been a great help for me in my prep.

Yesterday, I gave my Gmat and got 680 (Q=49, V=32). I gave it without giving a single full length practice test since could not get time with family, an active job and free-lancing work.
Here is my brief profile:

Gmat: 680 (Q=49, V32) Awa expected around 5.5
Qualification: B.E (DCE), MTECT (IIT-D) computer sc.
Work exp: 10 years in R&D in Telecom sector
Publications and Patents: 18 papers and 2 copyrights
International Exposure : Many small trips to US/UK during work
Associated with 2 NGO actively
Good track record throughtout career.

I plan to apply in these colleges:

IIM-Bangalore
IIM-Indore
IIM-Noida
ISB
IE, Spain
Melbourne Business School, Australia
Insead, Singapore
London School of Business
Rotman Business school Canada

Will this score be sufficient to sail through?

Thanks for going through my post,

Nikhil
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by throughmba » Sat Sep 24, 2011 11:14 pm
It will perfectly ok for most of them because of your extensive work experience and good GMAT. However if you want to ask your exact chances wrt all the colleges, you can post here.
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