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by spankincubus123 » Mon Sep 03, 2012 2:27 pm
Hey guys,

I am..

Bachelors of engineering in comp sc 68% ( indian) and i think 3.5 gpa ( correct me on that. I dont know how the calculation works )
Total exp 5 yrs
International exp 3 yrs in usa with two telecom companies
Industry : IT consulting/ services
Areas of expertise: Process consolidation, sdlc, team managemnt, recruitment, workflow systems integration, Operations.
Extra curricular : drummer with bands in india and usa . Two recordings. Played for breast cancer awareness and a orphan child ngo in india/ usa
Anti corruption crusader, organiser of discussion groups on issues back home and around the world, adventurous( skydiving and anything that makes me fall from a height ) [ not sure how that will help but maybe someone can help me figure out how i can use adventure to strengthn my app]
GMAT score 640
I am aiming for the good colleges of usa / europe / asia
questions:

1 Do i have a chance? I would like to mention that i have had three yrs of exp out of 5 which exposed me to some quality work early in my career.

My motivation to do mba is to work for or start my own consulting firm. Thats it and nothing else..

, please identify for me , i just want to pverlap your feedback with my own on colleges to see if im going in the right direction.

2 Colleges where i have a fair chance , good chance , no chance?

Except for re appearing for another gmat test, what else can i do to strengethen my chances of an admit..

Btw i wuld like to mentn that i got an offer from st gallen mba switzerland for sept batch but declined it . I just wanted to try my luck in OTHER COLLEGES .

3 i am attentending a topmba college convention in chicago on sept 10 . Givent my current profile, what should i aim to do to get the max put of meeting adcoms there. I want to make every meeting count.

- saj
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by Marc@AcceptU » Tue Sep 04, 2012 4:46 am
Your GMAT score will make you a good candidate for programs like Southern Methodist (Cox), Penn State (Smeal), Wake Forest (Babcock) and Boston College (Carroll).

With your existing GMAT score, there are definitely additional steps you can take to improve your chances of getting admitted - focus on those parts of your application that you still have control over, namely the essays, interviews, letters of recommendation and résumé. Weaknesses in certain parts of your application can be compensated for by strengths, and in your case, these parts of your application will be all the more critical.
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by spankincubus123 » Tue Sep 04, 2012 5:34 am
So to break into the better " ranked " colleges , or to even have a chance there .. I should re take the gmat ? Is that the only way ? Because i was reading sbout people with low scores having been admitted. Enlighten .
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by Marc@AcceptU » Tue Sep 04, 2012 5:56 am
Your GMAT score certainly doesn't disqualify you from applying to more rigorous and/or selective programs - and with strong application materials, you stand a chance of being admitted. With that said, assuming your existing scores, those are the schools that are a good match for you.

We can talk more directly about what you can do within your application materials to better position yourself. MBA admissions is holistic and weaknesses in certain components (like your GMAT) can be compensated for by strengths in others (like your essays, interviews, letters of recommendation and résumé). Feel free to contact me (see below) if you're interested.
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