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by jatinpannu » Mon Sep 17, 2012 6:45 am
hey, i am a final year student pursuing B.Tech.
i want to get admission in HBS 2+2 course next year but i do not have a strong resume
i am planning to appear for GMAT exam in march 2013.

Could any one please help me with what i should do??
And please let me know if there are any courses similar to HBS 2+2?
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by NextGreatLeader » Mon Sep 17, 2012 6:52 am
If you feel that you are a strong candidate, then you should apply. Without knowing more about you, except that you don't have a strong resume, it's going to be impossible for anyone to give you advice on what you should do.

FYI, Stanford also has a similar program.
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by jatinpannu » Mon Sep 17, 2012 10:33 am
so what exactly i should post, so that someone can advice me???
i had 83% in 10 standard and 81% in 12 standard
right now my average percentage is 60%( up to 5 semester)
i did 45 days training in hydro power station and
have conducted and coordinated some events and workshops in our college!!

i want to know whether i should apply for next year or should i gain some experience so that i have a strong resume ??
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