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by sliver123 » Mon Jan 03, 2011 10:17 pm
Hi,i am 25 years old,male,indian.
i am bachelor of engineering BE(IT) having 3 yrs of experience.

GMAT: 680
GPA : 3.3

WORK EX.:
2 years with a non profit organisation Teach for India(TFI). TFI is a social service in which I have to teach student of rural area for 2 years full time.
1 year exp. with another non profit organisation.

---strong letter of recommendation.

extracocurricular:
-- online volunteer for united nation.
-- design websites for Centre for African Affairs and Global Peace and Rural Development Centre -Cameroon and many other organisation online.

-- spanish translator for many social organisation.
-- having 3 years as a part of NGO.

During college:
---was the cultural secretary of the college.
---organised blood donation camp during college.
----was the spiritual secretary of the college.
----organised many activity like tree plantation.

Languages:
i am fluent in HINDI, ENGLISH, SPANISH, PORTUGESE. also learning French and German

---D.E.L.E. certified --94% (Diploma of SPANISH as a foreign language).

i want to do mba in Social Entrepreneurship. i want to start my own social organisation.
The world is changing quickly and so are the challenges that face tomorrow's leaders.
The MBA Program helps me develop a leadership mindset and strong foundation of management skills to succeed throughout my career.


Is there any chance for me to get into top 10 b-school.

please help.....
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by Lisa Anderson » Tue Jan 04, 2011 8:03 am
Dear sliver123,

It is not impossible for a top 10, but I advise any prospective MBA to have a mix of schools on his/her target list. Your experience is a bit different than other engineering degree holders from India, so that will be an advantage for your application. Your GMAT is low relative to other international applicants and below average for a top 10, but an otherwise strong application package (essays, recommendations, resume, interview) might mitigate that weakness for you. I encourage you to have a mix of schools, some top 10 and some top 40, on your list to give yourself the best chance to be in business school. There are some great social entrepreneurship programs outside the top 10--you might be surprised by the ones you find once you start researching your options.

Good luck,
Lisa
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