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by dubinsky » Fri Jul 08, 2011 7:01 am
Hi,I just gave my gmat ... got a score of 740
Q-50
V-40
I'm in my third year of btech engineering computer science in INDIA.
(top 10 engineering colleges in INDIA)
I know my profile is a pretty common one.Ways I can diversify my application are also appreciated!
NO WORKEX!
GPA-9.12 (SCALE-10)
Please guide me about the colleges that would accept me...
I'm primarily interested in
ISB-YLP
IESE-YTP
HBS 2+2
HEC paris
YALE-som Silver scholars program
Duke-MMS

please guide me as to alternative prospective colleges that I might have missed out!
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by Linda Abraham » Mon Jul 11, 2011 11:04 pm
If you really have no work my first piece of advice is that you wait to apply until you get some work experience. Despite your high grades and GMAT, your chances of acceptance to these programs, with the possible exception of the MIM programs, are very slim.

If you want to try for them, then emphasize any leadership experiences you have had as well as initiatives you have undertaken and events you have organized.

You may also be interested in Diversity, Over-representation, and You .

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Linda
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