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by ayushagarwal88 » Sat Oct 20, 2012 7:10 am
Hi All,
first and foremost I wanted to thank everyone here at BTG for all their insight and helpful advice.
I have finally worked up the nerve to ask for a profile evaluation. I'm ready to receive my diagnosis (for better or worse) and am looking forward to hearing your opinions.

Nationality: Indian

Work Ex:
28 months of IT experience in top most MNC in India
Starting up a Non-profit organization for teaching children

Under Grad Education:
Computer Science Engg
cumulative gpa: 3.3

GMAT score: 630 Q47 V29

Decent HSc and SSc

Co Curricular
Starting up a non profit ngo for educating children
Active member of university event management
National level swimmer in school
Was a cadet in air force for 2 years


I have shortlisted few schools on my GMAT score

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Michigan State Broad
Illinois Urbana Champaign
Pennsylvania Smeal
Purude Krannert
Texas Mays
Babson Olin

I am a bit skeptical writing my GMAT again. I wish to stay with this score as of now.
If, in any case, I don't get through with any of school. I'll be left with no other option writing GMAT again.

Please advice.
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by ayushagarwal88 » Sat Oct 20, 2012 7:12 am
Hi,

Would it be wise to consider
Wake Forest, and
Iowa Tippie

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by ayushagarwal88 » Tue Oct 23, 2012 8:23 am
Hi,

A gentle reminder.

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by Heidi Granner » Thu Nov 01, 2012 5:56 pm
Hi Ayush,

Thanks for your post.

I think you are on the right track with the schools you have mentioned. If you are strongly focused on an MBA this year, I suggest applying to 4-5 schools in total in the groupings of:
-1-2 schools from the following which I would classify as 'reach' schools: Texas A&M, Michigan State,U of IL-Urbana Champaign, Purdue, Iowa, Penn State Smeal
-2 from 'target' schools: Wake Forest, other schools where average GMAT is approx. your score
-1-2 from 'safety' schools: Babson Olin, other schools where average GMAT is below yours

Your average years of work experience will be below the average for most of the schools, so be sure to solicit strong letters of recommendation and highlight your accomplishments on your resume.

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