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by rajcools » Mon Jul 09, 2012 12:42 pm
Hi Sir ,

Please evaluate my profile and suggest me how can I improve my profile--

I am a software engineer in India with five years of experience working at a really high -tech company (Amazon / Microsoft type )

GMAT - 720
CGPA - 7.7/10 with a multiplying factor of 9.5 , CGPA is on lower side :(
College - NIT Jalandhar (NIT's are considered 2nd best after IIT's)
12th - 87%

In achievements
Outstanding ranking at work - I get Outstanding ranking in annual appraisal
International Exposure - I have been to Europe for work three times (not long but 2 weeks stay each time)
I dont have much leadership to show off maybe I can show here and there.

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Dancer

Sir I think I can increase my GMAT as my average score in practice tests was 740-750 , but I fear spending time on GMAT again will eat my time for Essay's. Please suggest me what to do

I know HBS and Wharton are out of my reach :(

I am trying for Kellogg , ISB .

Sir I want to get into consulting after MBA. Companies I am interested are McKinsey and BCG. I have one more query that whether these consulting companies during hiring ask GMAT score??? Should I try for GMAT again

Sir your advice will be much appreciated
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by Jon@Admissionado » Tue Jul 10, 2012 1:34 am
Hello there.
Soo first of all things look good! No need to even THINK about retaking your GMAT 720 is higher than all average GMATs of all schools and a 770 will also not magically get you accepted. Better to spend your time on other things like your APPLICATION!!! :)

Harvard and Wharton will be stretches for you. You come from a tough pool, and from what you have written, have what SEEMS like a relatively standard application. (work experience etc.). Which means that you have to do whatever you can to make your application NON-STANDARD, to make yourself different - more unique more passionate, more interesting than the others. That is your best way to increase your chances in the toughest of schools.
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