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by pankajsa » Fri Jun 12, 2009 11:24 pm
Hi Lisa/Stacy ,

Request yourself to please review my profile given below and suggest relevant universities wrt to my profile :-

I am a computer engg with 8.0 GPA from a reputed college in India .
My GMAT score is 710(Qua-50,Verb-37) . Presenlty working in IT major Wipro as a prjct Engineer with 1.5 years of work experience .
Extra curricular - Participated in college level fests and Winner of TT at intra office .

Pleasr suggest universities in US related to my profile .I am interested in MBA in finance .


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Pankaj Sachdeva.
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by Lisa Anderson » Sat Jun 13, 2009 5:29 pm
Dear Pankaj,

The sticky on school selection might have some helpful tips for you on identifying schools that might be a good match. Generally, you are a competitive applicant for a program where your GPA and GMAT are at or above the average. Since decisions are made on more than the numbers, your professional work experience, recommendations, essays and interview will also play a critical role in the decision. Thus identifying schools where you are in a competitive range in terms of GPA/GMAT is the quickest way to identify potential options, but being high on those two measures does not guarantee admission. Also, since you are in overrepresented subset of the global MBA applicant pool, you must present a compelling case for admission and distinguish yourself from the other similar applicants.

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Lisa
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