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Launched January 9, 2010
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by amit_2010 » Mon Jul 12, 2010 1:52 am
HI i am Amit from India i have very confused now a days. Please let me know am i considerable for those college
and please let me know what should i do to make my profile stronger.

My Profile is
Name: Amit Dangi
B.Tech in Computer Science
3.4 year of experience in IT industry at the time of joining B-School.
GPA = 2.7 (Very Bad)
GMAT = 750

Very Good Extra Curricular activity including NGO and some documentary.
Average Recommendation.

My choice list of colleges are:

University of Pennsylvania: Wharton
MIT Sloan School of Management
University of Chicago: Booth
New York University: Stern
University of Oxford: Saïd
University of Michigan: Ross
University of California at Berkeley: Haas
Duke University: Fuqua
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by Bryant@VeritasPrep » Mon Jul 12, 2010 11:58 am
Amit

your profile presents several challenges. While your poor academic record is balanced with a high GMAT, what concerns me most is your stated probability of "average" recommendations. Top schools want super-achievers who have tackled an increasingly responsible career track. With fewer than the average number of years experience under your belt for your target schools, you will need to show progression and advancement with glowing recommendations vs. your peers at work. See my posting on 'how to stand out as and Indian applicant' posting on my page for tips. Your application pool is a deep one, so you should be prepared to wow them with your application package.
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