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by mba011 » Sun Oct 24, 2010 12:38 pm
Academics

Undergrad: IIT , India, GPA: 3.20
GMAT: 720


Professional:
2.5 years of work exp till date, Trading US interest rates futures, government bonds as well as CAD/USD exchange rate
Passed Level 1 and 2 of CFA Program
Two summer internships of 3 months each at Connecticut and Oregon state university during my undergrad (both in engineering field though)

Extracurricular: (weak point)
Worked with a NGO for few months, also volunteered with a not for profit organization during my summer internship in US

Schools that I am considering:
US: Booth, Stern, Columbia, Sloan, Hass, Tuck, Tepper
Outside US: LBS, Insead, HEC Paris, NUS

Could you please provide me with some feedback on my chances at the schools that I am targeting.

Also I am keen on going for MBA this year. Suggestions on adding some safe schools will be highly appreciated.
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