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by champ_gmat » Fri Sep 17, 2010 2:45 am
Hi
I am sourabh
I took GMAT recently and got 660 score

Target Colleges- ISB, NUS, Nanyang, SPJAIN-Singapore

Graduation- from a prestigious Indian university with 75% marks

Work Experience - 3 years ( 2 years with a financial services MNC, 1 year in family business )

MBA Goal- Looking to enhance my knowledge from MBA and then start my own venture

Kindly evaluate my profile

Thanks in advance
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by Lisa Anderson » Sat Sep 18, 2010 2:17 pm
Dear sourabh,

Based on the very limited information posted, I think these schools are all a reach for you. It is not impossible to gain admission to one of these schools, but it will greatly depend on how well you present your background and rationale for an MBA in your applications. Relative to the large number of Indian applicants to these schools, your GMAT is low. While your performance in college will help to mitigate the GMAT, you will need to make a compelling case for admission to be offered a seat over other applicants. Think about what distinguishes you from other applicants--what experiences do you have that will set you apart? How will you present your need for an MBA in relation to your career goals? Do you have a plan to achieve these goals? The more you can show you have done your research and thought work to formulate a solid action plan, the more compelling you will be as an applicant.

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Lisa
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