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by pkj » Thu Sep 29, 2011 9:59 pm
Hi
I am very enthusiastic to make a mark in the society and dream of 'facilitating useful information to the needy' i.e. irrespective of status,creed,geography or income.
i want to know my chances and suggestions regard what course should i adopt to bag a seat in one of the prestigious MBA colleges mentioned above.

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B.Tech Chemical Engg from National Institute Of Technology (class 2011),GPA 7.24/10,Student's Gymkhana President,Departmental Represantative.
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Social Work- was represantative of Joy Of giving Week at regional level,Slum education prgmme.
Entrepreneurship- Co-Founder of i-counsel educational consultancy(1st of its kind in India).

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by throughmba » Fri Sep 30, 2011 12:37 am
Looks like you are very passionate about your MBA journey.

I think you have not started your permanent job.

Get two years of good experience, preferably in a good firm(try in a non-IT).
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by MBAPrepAdvantage » Wed Oct 05, 2011 1:54 pm
The best way "to bag a seat" is to actualize your wish before applying. In other words look to make that impact now and then when you apply show how those schools will help you produce even greater impact.

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