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by sans074u » Wed Jul 22, 2009 12:46 am
hi,

i am an undergraduate from india with 70%..

i have a GMAT score of 600..

i have 0 years of work experience..

Plz let me know wat are the steps to be taken now...and wat type of college i should get into..or should i opt for 2nd tier u.s colleges...

To make u get a clear idea of my capablities and achievements ...i hav posted an attachement of my curriculum vitae..i request you to plz take the pain in reading it and judging my position.....
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by Lisa Anderson » Wed Jul 22, 2009 7:41 am
Dear sans074u,

Without any work experience and a 600 GMAT score, you are facing quite a hurdle to jump for admission to a US business school. I would suggest you spend a couple of years working to gain some quality professional experience that you can write about in your essays. Likewise, I think you should retake your GMAT to try and increase your score at least 50 points.

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thanks 4 answering ..but

by sans074u » Fri Jul 24, 2009 7:11 am
hi,
i thank u 4 a good positive answer...but after studyin ur forum's post on choosing mba program...i want to chose a program which would cost me around 25,000$-30,000$...and i dont want a heavy m.b.a program eg:(haravard,stanford)..but a 2nd tier or a 3rd tier or even a better non ranked .u.s urban m.b.a college......so plzz suggest me the possible colleges i can choose and the best among the criterian i mentioned above...

and i think u might have remembered my profile in the earlier post named ...plzz let me know....
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by Lisa Anderson » Sun Jul 26, 2009 8:02 am
I encourage you to read our sticky on school selection for tips on identifying possible programs. Good luck on your research!
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