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by ra280587 » Sat Nov 21, 2015 8:53 am
Hi,

Took GMAT today - 740(Q-49, V-44, IR-8).

My Profile :
10th CBSE: 90%,
12th(science) : 66%
BA (Economics) :67%,
MA (Economics) : CGPA - 6.9/10 (ranked 2nd in university)

Other achievements -
Scholarship in BA and MA
Member of students council, placement cell, etc
Few extracurriculars in undergrad
District level table tennis player in school
Lanuguages - Hindi, english and german

workex - 4.5 years as an economist

Want to do an MBA in finance. Which MBA programs should I try for?

Thanks,
Rahul
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by Alexbr@ClearAdmit » Sun Nov 22, 2015 7:21 am
the information you provide looks pretty solid. Any volunteer work now would also help, and obviously a good rationale for why MBA, and connection to your short and long term goals. I imagine you can consider some of the top MBA Programs. cheers, alex
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by ra280587 » Sun Nov 22, 2015 9:31 am
Thanks for the evaluation Alex. I have taught in a school for kids with developmental disability when I was in college.I think that should count.

The main motivation for an MBA is a career shift. I want to get into management/strategy consulting.
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