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by sundems » Mon Dec 24, 2012 8:28 am
Hi

I would really appreciate your insights on my profile.

GMAT - 740(Q50 V40), AWA: 5, IR: 8

Work Experience
5.5 yrs (Oct'04 - May'10) in IT Industry, Client: Investment Bank (3.5 yrs in India, 1.5 in UK, 0.5yr in NYC).
1.5 yrs - 2 Entrepreneurial Ventures - Both failed before getting the product into the market.
Total Work Exp: 7 yrs, Currently Unemployed (for last 4 months).

Backed "Certificate in Banking" from Indian Institute of Banking & Finance in 2006.
Backed an award for Exceptional Performance at work in 2006.
Organized Events at Work - Account Parties, Extra-curricular events

Undergrad
B.Tech. in C.Sc. - 3.4 GPA.

High School (PCM) - 81.2%
Secured 97 percentile of all India entrants in International Competition for Schools (Mathematics) conducted by University of New South Wales and Education Testing Centre in 1998.
Secured 94 percentile of all India entrants in International Competition for Schools (Mathematics) conducted by University of New South Wales and Education Testing Centre in 1997.

Senior Secondary School - 89%
Secured 99 percentile of all India entrants in International Competition for Schools (Mathematics) conducted by University of New South Wales and Education Testing Centre in 1995.

Community Service - Nill

Which US colleges can I target?

Thanks
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by Bryant@VeritasPrep » Fri Dec 28, 2012 6:15 pm
With your core credentials, you could really target any school you felt would be a good fit for your desired learning style and your best cultural connection. In other words, there's not much holding you back from applying anywhere so long as your failures have produced some good learnings and stories.
Bryant Michaels
MBA Admissions Consultant


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