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by ankurkothari » Sat Aug 22, 2009 8:37 pm
Dear Stacy / Amy,

My Profile Goes Like This:
GMAT - 640
Work Ex. (At the time of joining the b-school)- 2.8 years
Working with Reliance Infrastructure Ltd. India's leading infrastructure company with an annual turnover of more than US$ 2 billion.

Joined in as Graduate engineer trainee. Got promoted to Assistant manager in just one year's time. Presently working as an assistant manager in Engineering department of a coal based power plant.

Undergraduation : Bachelor of Engineering (Mechanical) with Honors. Overall grade was 8.04 on a scale of 10.

Overall First Class in my Schooling.

Was involved in cultural and sports activities in my school and college.

I am heading the cultural committee in my office.

I am associated with UNICEF (As "GUARDIAN FOR HOPE") and PLAN INDIA. Both are working for the upliftment of Children in INDIA.

Kindly evaluate my profile.. Please let me know if I can get admission with any scholarship based on my profile.

I am also attaching my resume for more information.

Hope to hear from you soon.

Thanks a lot!
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by Lisa Anderson » Mon Aug 24, 2009 4:51 pm
Dear Ankur,

Based on your post, your GMAT is the one part of your profile that gives me pause. I think your work experience is different from other Indian applicants, so that should work to your advantage. In terms of admission, you are in the competitive range for schools with GMAT averages in the 600-660 range and that offer the curriculum and resources that match your career goals.

Scholarship awards are highly competitive and not something you should expect. Likewise, the awards are usually for a percentage of tuition, not 100% of tuition and fees. If you want to maximize your chances of receiving a scholarship, then you should be targeting schools with GMAT averages under a 640.

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Scools with average 640

by ankurkothari » Mon Aug 24, 2009 7:57 pm
Can you advice me on which schools i must apply,.
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