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by mtvmty » Mon Jun 02, 2008 2:07 am
GMAT: Not yet taken, but KAPLAN practice scores have been in the 650’s. Not started OG yet.I will finally get a 700+.

My profile - Indian male, 25 years

Work Experience:
Software Professional with Engineering in Electronics
Work ex: 3 Years. Would be 4 years at beginning of Fall 09 start date.
- Working on database with sound knowledge and hands-on in Oracle
- Working at client-site in a challenging enviroment


Education:
- India – Engineering – Percentage: 66

Extracurricular Activities
-presented case study in Healthcare in current Organization (2007)
-Executive Member of Literary sub-council in College (2003-04)
-Presented 'Intruder Alarm' model in National level seminar (2003)
-Frequent blogger for latest technology changes (softwares)


My plan – I would like to go for General Management and want to make career in consulting as I like to present my ideas in an innovative and presentable manner and like to tell difficult things in easiest possible way. I take it as a challenge.

I want an honest feedback on my prospects as an MBA aspirant in Top Schools.

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by Lisa Anderson » Mon Jun 02, 2008 6:34 pm
Dear mtvmty,

If you have spent any time on this forum or other sites, you will know that you have one of (if not the most) common profile in the global MBA applicant pool. Thus your application has to be exceptional for admission to a top 20 program and quite strong for a top 50 program. As such, your GMAT score becomes more important and you should aim for something in the 700-800 range. Likewise, you will need to highlight unique examples in your background which demonstrate your leadership potential and teamwork skills. Perhaps there are some other threads you can visit from Indian engineers that will give you some additional tips?

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Lisa
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by mtvmty » Tue Jun 03, 2008 5:42 am
Thanks Lisa for your feedback.

I know I need an exceptional GMAT score to get into top business schools.
I am further looking to improve my profile a bit in current year and I need to highlight those things in my essays too.

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