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by manjari_srivastav » Mon Oct 28, 2013 2:18 pm
Hi,

It would be very helpful if someone could please help me in making the list of Business Schools to Apply for Fall, 2014 Full-Time MBA Program.

Profile:
Gender - Female
Age - 26
Nationality - Indian

Educational Qualification:
Bachelor's Degree in Information Technology.
Year of Graduation: 2013
GPA - 3.7

Work Experience:
Duration - Sep 2010 till date

I got selected in Infosys Ltd. on campus. As a Graduate Engineer working for a company of high repute, I was expected to perform from day 1.
My responsibilities included the following:

1. Resolving technical difficulties that comes up for Finance critical applications.
2. Acting as lead to a team of 5 while extracting high productivity from them.
3. Directly interacting with client and business to understand their requirements.

Extra-Curricular Activities:
Involved in street plays and theater.
Involved in various charity events organised at school and college level.

GMAT Score:
Total: 670 V: 34 Q:48

Post MBA Plans/MBA expectations:
I am interested in applying to US colleges for 2 year full time course.
I can continue in Information Technology field (inclined towards IT sale or IT business expansions), so MIS can be an option, but open to other fields like International Business, Marketing.
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by mbaMissionJenK » Wed Oct 30, 2013 6:35 pm
Hi there,
Thanks for your post. So you just graduated this year, if I'm understanding correctly? The work experience since 2010 was during school?

In general you'll want to gain additional years of post-undergrad work experience before you apply to business school if possible; schools appreciate classmates to bring a lot of experience to classroom discussions and projects.

In terms of school range with a 670, you would probably look outside the top 15-20 ranked US programs for best chances. You'll want to do additional research to determine what type/s of programs are best for you, and also to further solidify your career goals which may also affect your school choice.

Good luck on your upcoming decisions and let us know how else we can help!
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