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by Gowtam » Sat Mar 30, 2013 4:58 pm
I am a college senior with avg score and i want to join mba I am including my cv kindly go thru and suggest me when to join Education qualification B.E mexhanical (2013) B.a public administration Extra ciricular Member .national service scheme Member we r 4u society Prgrm controller a service trust inour place regarding health care in rural areas Conducting medical camps is the main job.the trust was run by my family members. In the year 2009 at the age of 18 years i startedbusiness firm of sea food export as i hail from costal area i started the firm with 10lakh indian rupees with 2 workers and with a purchase capacity of 1m.t per day.i gradually devoleped the firm and now 25 people are employeed and the annual turnover of the firm is 4.5cr per annum ialso opened branches of my firm at some places near my place.i did my graduation paralelly with this business does this experience is enough to apply for bschool likehbs,stanford etc..i am interested in expanding my firm with the completetion of mba from a good b school please guide me
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by Bryant@VeritasPrep » Sat Apr 06, 2013 12:48 pm
The entrepreneurial effort is commendable, but the schools you are targeting such as Stanford, will be looking for the total package--great grades, great test score, community involvement, etc. If you end up with a really great GMAT score, you might think about programs who consider freshly minted undergrads such as HBS 2+2 or Yale Silver Scholars. Beyond that, your timing would be better in a couple of years after you have proven your business is the real deal and/or have worked for a company and logged at least a couple of years post undergrad experience.
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