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by alex213 » Mon Nov 05, 2007 10:48 am
Hi Stacy

I'm an Indian engineering graduate with 2.5 years experience in the banking industry.
My GMAT score-770
Q-49
V-47

My TOEFL iBT score-120

I've been promoted twice in my job and occupy a managerial position so I think I can leverage that. But my undergraduate performance is very bad(70%) and also I have no extracurricular/community activities to talf of.
I'm looking to apply for Fall 2008, so could you pls tell me where I have good chances. Do I have a chance to get into a top 10 school?
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by Amy » Mon Nov 05, 2007 6:05 pm
Hi Alex213,

Your banking background could be helpful and it's great that you have done well at work. Your GMAT is very strong which may mitigate your lower grades in undergrad.

I think you have a chance and should focus on demonstrating how much leadership and management skills you have gained through work. Any extracurriculars should be highlighted as well.

Good luck!

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