Educational Background:
BE Computer Engineering , Pune University
MS Computer Science, Clemson University
Work Experience Total 8 years
Independent IT Consultant since October 2003,
Provided IT consultancy services to
CitiGroup 4 years
Goldman Sachs 3 Years
Morgan Stanley 1+ Year - Present
GMAT: 710 (Q 49, V37)
Extra Curricular...not really rich in this area.
Target Schools: Wharton, MIT, Yale, Duke, Columbia, Darden, Tepper
I still need to do some research on the schools. Harvard was on my list earlier, but with a 710 it looks out of reach.
Experts, can I please get a profile evaluation.
Thanks in advance.[/i]
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Need a Profile Evaluation: 710 (Q 49, V 37)
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Hello,
From the information provided I believe that MIT, Wharton, and Columbia will likely be extremely high reaches. Darden would probably be a reasonable reach, and Duke and Tepper would be on-pars to reasonable reaches, depending on other aspects of your application (e.g., your track record of accomplishment, impact, and leadership at work). I suggest adding more schools in the Darden-Duke-Tepper range.
I think you would find helpful my free subscriber mini-report that walks you through how to select a list of schools, including assessing your competitiveness, your wants/needs, and what the schools offer: Best MBA Programs: A Guide to Selecting the Best Ones.
Best regards,
Cindy Tokumitsu
Senior Editor, www.Accepted.com
From the information provided I believe that MIT, Wharton, and Columbia will likely be extremely high reaches. Darden would probably be a reasonable reach, and Duke and Tepper would be on-pars to reasonable reaches, depending on other aspects of your application (e.g., your track record of accomplishment, impact, and leadership at work). I suggest adding more schools in the Darden-Duke-Tepper range.
I think you would find helpful my free subscriber mini-report that walks you through how to select a list of schools, including assessing your competitiveness, your wants/needs, and what the schools offer: Best MBA Programs: A Guide to Selecting the Best Ones.
Best regards,
Cindy Tokumitsu
Senior Editor, www.Accepted.com
