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GRE 310 - 8 + years of work exp. Need Advise

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by manonmoon22 » Mon Dec 15, 2014 10:29 am
Hello All,

GRE = 310
Work Exp = 8 + Years as a Business Analyst in a leading Investment Banking Giant in India.

Vast Experience in a techno functional role in Capital Markets, Fixed Income Derivatives, Equities, Asset management side.

Worked in Technology role as well implementing solutions for the above from a technology perspective.

3.0 GPA, Recently attended a week long training in IIM - A.

Current Salary in 15 - 20 Lacs INR range.

Need advise for school selection which will fit the above criteria.

My List is as below

1. Cornell - 1 Year MBA program

2. Rutgers

Any other MBA program please advise.

Thanks,
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by Jon@Admissionado » Tue Dec 16, 2014 4:09 am
Well, with a 310 things are going to be tough. That's the equivalent about a 530 on the GMAT. You will likely have to retake the GRE or take the GMAT and get at least 150 points more (GMAT) to make a school like Cornell come within range,


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by GeneralEducation » Wed Dec 17, 2014 5:51 am
Hello manonmoon22

I do think you have a solid work exp, and 8+ yrs as a BA would also make a strong case for career progression. There is obviously more to it, but given the GPA, and especially the GRE, I'd strongly suggest retaking it. Better still, go for your GMAT. Do not give schools any reason to look at any of the chinks, and a solid GMAT score (680+), is one of the things that you'll need to get started.

I know it does look like a daunting task with all the work at Investment Banks, but a well defined strategy and decent amount of hard work will go a long way. At this point in time, my advice would be to solely focus on your GMAT. The other things will then follow.

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manonmoon22 wrote:Hello All,

GRE = 310
Work Exp = 8 + Years as a Business Analyst in a leading Investment Banking Giant in India.

Vast Experience in a techno functional role in Capital Markets, Fixed Income Derivatives, Equities, Asset management side.

Worked in Technology role as well implementing solutions for the above from a technology perspective.

3.0 GPA, Recently attended a week long training in IIM - A.

Current Salary in 15 - 20 Lacs INR range.

Need advise for school selection which will fit the above criteria.

My List is as below

1. Cornell - 1 Year MBA program

2. Rutgers

Any other MBA program please advise.

Thanks,
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