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by saumilparekh4769 » Tue Apr 26, 2011 10:33 pm
GMAT - 720
Work Exp - 2 years as Instructional Designer at Infosys
Undergrad Aggregrate - 65% (Approx 3.1 GPA)
Toefl - 105

Please help with the universities to which I should apply. Should I aim for the top 20 colleges ?
What are my chances of getting into Kelley, Indiana ?
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by Tani » Thu May 05, 2011 12:09 pm
Your metrics are solid, but your work experience looks to be light. Schools will want to see that you have taken leadership positions within your organization. Being a sole producer is less desirable.

To compete against all the high-scoring technically-trained applicants for the top schools, you will have to have outstanding essays and recommendations. Your scores should make you an excellent candidate for Kelley if you can show good progress at work as well as long term potential.

Before settling on a school list, you should know what you want to study and why. Without that you will be unable to make a convincing case for a specific school. Richard Montauk's book How to Get Into the Top MBA Programs is an excellent resource for all phases of the process.
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