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Is stanford reachable with 730 score ?

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by kapsdeep » Wed Sep 08, 2010 9:44 am
Pls suggest me colleges and evaluate my candidacy wrt to below colleges
Colleges shortlisted till now: Stanford , MIT Sloan.....

Target MBA: 2yrs
School preference: Entrepreneurship in technology field
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)
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Social work: Occasionally I have been to some orphanages to teach & see how children stay. Bought them some daily needs.
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College Level: To boost college placements I, along with others, started a community in college as head 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: started as individual contributor and promoted to senior position.
Handled the team in absence of my supervisor(team size: 4)
Hosted for a event during fest season in job's 1st year
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by outreach » Thu Sep 09, 2010 10:29 pm
i feel ur score is good
u need to package ur application nicely
try gurome or stacy consulting..they might be better help with u detailed evaluation
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by Kaneisha Grayson » Wed Sep 15, 2010 2:52 pm
You have a great applicant profile! However, getting in to a top MBA program is not simply a matter of numbers and a list of impressive accomplishments. You're going to have to tell an outstanding story of why an MBA is the right move for you right now and why you are a great fit for that particular institution.

I'd also suggest applying to more than just three schools. No matter how confident you are in your candidacy, you want to make sure you give yourself a great chance of attending a top MBA program.

Good luck!
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by money9111 » Sun Sep 19, 2010 6:48 pm
your GMAT score will not keep you out of any business school. you are above all of their averages.
My goal is to make MBA applicants take onus over their process.

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by gsbjake » Tue Nov 23, 2010 1:52 pm
I've been told by numerous reliable resources that Stanford GSB is certainly reachable with a 730 bro!
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