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by Launchpad » Sat Sep 29, 2012 5:17 am
Hi All,

Can you please evaluate my profile and suggest if I stand a chance at any of the below colleges. Please give an honest reply in case you find that some (or all) of the colleges aimed are not realistic with this profile (specially with my GMAT score on the lower side).

Indian, Male
Gmat: 660 (Q50, V29)
WEX: 6 Yrs (Business Analyst in IB (RBS, Morgan Stanley)
FRM (GARP) (Level I + Level II )
CFA Level 1 Cleared
No International Experience
Grad: Engineer (8.4/10)
Class X: 90%
Class XII: 80%

Post MBA Plan: To continue working as Business Analyst in technology division of Leading Investment Banks.

Target Colleges:
1) ISB, Hyderabad
2) IE SPAIN
3) HKUST - Full time MBA
4) LBS - MIF

Many Thanks
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by Jon@Admissionado » Tue Oct 02, 2012 1:56 am
LBS is probably out of range for you.
ISB would be a long-shot. IE too.
HKUST is about right though!!!
:)
which means that you need to moderate and expand your school list to build a good strategy for your application (or maybe, retake your GMAT)
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by Launchpad » Tue Oct 02, 2012 6:28 am
Jon@Admissionado wrote:LBS is probably out of range for you.
ISB would be a long-shot. IE too.
HKUST is about right though!!!
:)
which means that you need to moderate and expand your school list to build a good strategy for your application (or maybe, retake your GMAT)
Even I was thinking on the same line, I have started preparing essays for HKUST, how much chance do I have in HKUST?
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