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by rdchandvadkar » Sun Jan 17, 2010 12:32 pm
Hi,

Below is my profile:

work ex: 2 years and 8 months
Nationality: Indian.
work ex profile:
1. Worked with India's leading Credit Rating Company.
work profile:
"¢ Analysis of financial statements of Indian companies.
"¢ Building and maintaining a database for economic data on the Indian economy for the entire organization.
"¢ Collecting primary data on corporate governance and corporate social responsibility of the CNX 500 companies.
"¢ Assist in writing books on analysis of financial statements.
Responsibilities:
"¢ Analysing annual and quarterly financial statements of Indian companies, with specific focus on search for window dressing and unconventional adjustments made in these financial statements. The study of financial statements included ratio analysis and inter-firm comparison.
"¢ Team leader for compiling accurate and timely economic data on the Indian Economy to the Economics department of the company.
"¢ Suggesting improvements and co-ordinating development activities with the IT team to improve the functions and utility of the proprietary database developed in-house.
"¢ Creating updation models in excel sheets to improve accuracy and speed of updation process for economic data.
"¢ Compiling financial data for books.
"¢ Collecting primary data on corporate governance and corporate social responsibility of the CNX 500 companies.

work ex: Family Business is in the field of marketing of industrial products such as industrial lubricants, stainless steel tubes, cold form metal sections etc.
work profile:
"¢ Selling of industrial lubricants, stainless steel pipes and cold formed metal sections.
"¢ Managing accounts, finance, banking and administrative work.
"¢ Reporting to Proprietor.
Responsibilities:
"¢ Responsible for achieving sales targets by motivating the sales staff.
"¢ Negotiations with customers.
"¢ Working Capital management.
"¢ Reporting of sales figures, debtor's position on a monthly basis to Proprietor and Principal Companies.

Education:
Exam/ Degree Score (%)
M. Com final yr 78.00
M. Com 1st yr 59.50
T.Y. B.Com 81.83
S.Y. B.Com 76.33
F.Y. B Com 75.28
HSC (12th grade) 79.17
SSC (10th grade) 73.60

Achievements:
1. Received the Student of the Year in graduation (Only one student receives it for overall performance in 3 yrs of graduation)
2. Won many prizes for the college in debates and business talent hunt competitions.

GMAT: 1st attempt 570. (will be giving it again in Feb2010.

Institutes interested: NUS, AIM, Manila, SMU, Hong kong University, HKUST, Manchester Business School, University of Southern california.

Where do i stand a chance of getting admitted considering i score 600-650 on my second attempt. I would like to apply for the 2010 courses.

please help me out.
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by Lisa Anderson » Mon Jan 18, 2010 2:41 pm
Dear rdchandvadkar,

Time is of the essence to be considered for the classes entering in the fall of 2010 at the schools you note in your post. Many of these schools have a February deadline for international applicants, so be sure to check with each school for its deadline. While your academic performance in your degree programs is strong, your GMAT is low relative to other Indian applicants at your target schools. It will be imperative the rest of your application be strong for you to have a chance at these schools, even if you score a 650 on the GMAT. You will need a strong set of essays and recommendations to distinguish you from the competition and make a compelling case for your admission. This year is particularly tough for admission and you are applying late in the cycle for 2010 entry; thus you need to give the admissions committees many reasons to want you in the class and little to no reasons to reject you.

Good luck,
Lisa
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by rdchandvadkar » Wed Jan 20, 2010 12:15 am
hi,

thanks a lot for your feedback. Could you tell me the GMAT score required for the institutes mentioned so that i stand a good chance of getting in.
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