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by scooby » Tue May 22, 2012 8:56 pm
hi
here's my brief profile
GMAT- 680 (q 44,v 38) awa 5.5
work ex:
- 19 months in one of the top restaurants in Delhi as a management trainee/ floor manager
- 18 months in a hospitality consultancy as a project manager since.

acads - (10th - 82%, 12th-70% pcb, graduation ihm pusa New Delhi (B.sc in hospitality and hotel administration)-64 %)
extra curricular- average
after my MBA i want to be employed preferably in the hospitality/tourism sector. Alternatively i am willing to work for consumer goods/retail industry.

anyone with any suggestions please answer.
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by Deena@ClearAdmit » Wed May 23, 2012 6:14 am
Hi Scooby and thanks so much for your post.

I think that from what you've posted here, you have a solid background in the area you intend to pursue. In terms of programs that you should consider, I would suggest looking into the following programs that have strong consumer products programs: Ohio State University (Fisher), University of Michigan (Ross), and Indiana University (Kelley). Slightly more competitive programs include USC (Marshall) and Duke (Fuqua).
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by scooby » Sun May 27, 2012 7:56 am
Thank you Deena for the reply,
could you suggest some European schools too?
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