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pls suggest me if i stand any chance......

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by vikscorp » Sat Mar 06, 2010 11:26 am
age:34 nationality: indian
gmat:690 50q 33 v
MBA ( passed out 2000) with 66% from a average indian university
B.Tech.( passed out in 1997) with 68% from a good engineering college
have been self employed since 2001 till date....had started from scratch and build up my business but lost the growth trajectory somewhere....

which colleges should u think i should target ...
do i stand any chance in likes of iese, esade, imd, ivey, rotman, hec
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by Lisa Anderson » Mon Mar 08, 2010 8:36 am
Dear vikscorp,

The first thing you need to determine is if your MBA is equivalent to the MBA offered by your target schools. If it is, then you are probably not eligible for these programs as most schools will not allow you to earn a degree you already have. If your MBA is not viewed as equivalent and you are eligible to apply, then I think it is possible you might be admitted to at least one of the schools on your list. Based on the limited information in your post, you appear to have a solid GMAT score and some interesting work experience. Your academic transcripts will probably show you to be around average. The rest of the application is up to you--you will need to present a strong set of essays and recommendations, as well as give a compelling interview.

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