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Re: Help needed in deciding schools

by Linda Abraham » Wed Sep 02, 2009 3:15 pm
rajbirdadhiyala wrote:I am 24 years old and have 3 years (as of Sep 2009) in one of the world's top Indian IT consulting company. I have a Bachelors degree in Computer Science and Engineering with an aggregate of 75%.

I have been working with GE (the client) for the same duration and have worked in their transportation and commercial finance business. I am currently working on a project which helps GE integrate the accquired portfolios into their business. I am six sigma green belt certified. Apart form day to day work (which i believe everyone does), I have been involved in various department level initiatives, viz. Fun-at-work initiatives, writing proposals and asset management besides helping my project lead in any possible way, be it in compliance, audit or team management related issues.

My domain of work is Finance (loans and leases to be precise).I do not have any international work-ex as of now. My post MBA goal is to get into a Management Consultancy or Strategic Marketing/Management related roles.

I have been, lately, involved with an NGO where I have been mentoring an under privileged kid and helping him with his studies. Creative art really fascinates me; I am really into sketching and photography and am working on a couple of photoessays as of now.

I need help in shortlisting schools(be it ambitious or in-reach) on the basis of my profile. Can anyone help/guide me in this regard? Since I am looking of a post MBA consulting profile, can you suggest schools with strong hold in the same? I can atleast wisely use the '5-free-schools-to-recieve-score' in my GMAT exam.

I know that there is a fee for such consultation. I am really sorry if I am going overboard by asking you this question as I really cannot afford the services provided by some really great consultancies here.

The schools which I am thinking of applying to are -

- Indian School Of Business
- Judge, Cambridge (still digging up info on this)
- Fuqua, Duke (Attended their session in Mumbai and got really interested in the same, also working on this)

Can you suggest some more schools which I can look into?

Thanks in Advance!
The information you posted is competitive for the schools you are aiming for. However, you did not provide a GMAT score and that is a critical piece of information.

Assuming that you score around or over 700 on the GMAT, also consider Cornell, Ross, Darden, and NYU Stern.

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Linda
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by rd85 » Mon Dec 07, 2009 9:23 am
Thanks for the suggestion Linda.

I took the GMAT and scored a 660, Q47, V34, AWA 5.0. I took the GMAT again to try to get a score of more than 700 but ended up getting a 650 :(

I realize that this score would not be sufficient to get me into any of my shortlisted colleges. So, I thought I would go ahead with 660 and have submitted Emory Uni. Can you please suggest me some other schools which I can look forward to.

Or do you suggest me to try harder and get a score of more than 720 atleast and go for my previously shortlisted schools next year?

Thanks in Advance.
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by rd85 » Thu Dec 10, 2009 5:03 am
Please help :(
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by Linda Abraham » Mon Dec 14, 2009 4:54 pm
rajbirdadhiyala wrote:Thanks for the suggestion Linda.

I took the GMAT and scored a 660, Q47, V34, AWA 5.0. I took the GMAT again to try to get a score of more than 700 but ended up getting a 650 :(

I realize that this score would not be sufficient to get me into any of my shortlisted colleges. So, I thought I would go ahead with 660 and have submitted Emory Uni. Can you please suggest me some other schools which I can look forward to.

Or do you suggest me to try harder and get a score of more than 720 atleast and go for my previously shortlisted schools next year?

Thanks in Advance.
Rajbir,

Do you think you can raise your score? If not, apply with this score. If yes, given your youth and MC goals, I would say, prepare, retake, and apply next year to the schools you are aiming for.

The elite MC firms will want to see a 700+ GMAT. They also don't recruit at all MBA programs -- just the top ones. Time at the moment is on your side. Get another year of experience. Take the time to improve your score, if you think you can, and then apply next year.

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