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by rakesheval » Sat Jul 26, 2008 6:35 pm
Hi
Have thought of applying in Fall 09. Some relevant details:

GMAT: 760 (Q50, V42), AWA - 5

Undergraduate: Top 10 engineering college in India, Percentage :75%
Degree: B.E in Electronics and Communication

School: Consistent at academics, marks: 90% (consistent)

Work ex - 26 months (as of now)
Organisation - Leading research services provider
Profile - Currently working as a manager (youngest manager in the org.), outstanding performer, working in the investment research vertical.

Extra Curriculars
Active at sports (won gold medals at school and undergraduate level)
Head of student council at school
Quizzer - Won several awards
Working for the CSR division of my company

Initiatives/Leadership
Founder of a literary society in college, after leaving college continued it by extending it to other colleges (this was actually my new venture, worked with some partners to develop personality development programs for students at the undergraduate level).

Panel member on Gerson Lehman Pool of Experts

Request someone to help me out with colleges that i can apply to(i am thinking: kelly, anderson, purdue, queen's)

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by Lisa Anderson » Mon Jul 28, 2008 6:14 am
Dear rakesheval,

You have solid numbers to be competitive at most schools. It is important to identify schools that are a good match for you--what you want to do post-MBA, what curriculum you are seeking, and have a culture where you feel comfortable. Business school is an expensive proposition and a significant investment in yourself, so be sure to select programs that are worth that investment. Likewise, if you are genuinely excited about a school and can pinpoint why the school is a good match, that will show through in your application making you more attractive to the admissions committee.

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Lisa
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