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Pl. evaluate profile: GMAT690 Manufacturing 6 Yrs Exp

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by nandansingh » Tue Nov 11, 2008 8:55 am
Please evaluate my profile and suggest some schools:

GMAT :690 (Q49, V35) Manuf Sector 6yrs Exp.
I am not going to retake the GMAT.
Engineering College: NIT (Top 10 in INDIA)
Engineering marks: 69.75% ( Topper - 77%.) Class Rank 4th.

Experience
6 Years Exp in Non Ferrous Metal Industry (Core Industry). MNC - London Listed Company.
Had 4 promotions in 6 years of experience.
Currently leading a team of 210 Engineers, Supervisors and Workmen.
Represented my company at an international seminar at Norway.
Selected as a Star Performer of my company based on my leadership skills and deliverables.

Extracurricular:
Volunteer with CSR of my company
Member of organising committee of the Inter Departmental Football tournament at college and work.
At College, was head of the department association.
I was also department football team captain at work and at college.

I have already sent scores to
HBS, Kellogg, Stanford, MIT Sloan, Cornell.
Also, I plan to apply to NYU, Columbia, LBS, ISB(India).

I have to get into any of the top B-Schools in the coming session.

How do you rate my chances?
Do you suggest any other school ?
Will there be very tough competetion from the sector I come from ?

Thanks in advance.
Student, ISB Co2010
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by Lisa Anderson » Tue Nov 11, 2008 3:35 pm
Dear nandansingh,

You are applying to some fiercely competitive schools, and while you might get into one or more, it is always good to apply to at least one backup school. I would suggest applying to a school in the top 30-50 range as an alternative. You have some good work experience and appear to be a solid candidate. However, you will be compared against other Indian applicants who will look similar yet have higher GMAT scores.

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by nandansingh » Wed Nov 12, 2008 5:15 am
always good to apply to at least one backup school. I would suggest applying to a school in the top 30-50 range as an alternative.
Could you tell me the names of a few of them.
I want to go into consulting after my MBA. I want to do major in finance and marketing.
You have some good work experience and appear to be a solid candidate
Thanks!
you will be compared against other Indian applicants who will look similar yet have higher GMAT scores.
What would be avg score of Indian applicants from Manufacturing/Operations sector ?
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