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by tele44 » Thu Sep 06, 2012 6:40 am
Hi,

Please suggest some good mba programs in US where i can get in and preferable get some financial aid

GMAT 660
GPA 3.48
Education - Electronics and communicaton engineering.
Work Experience 5 years total.1.5 years as an assistant manager in a private company which i helped grow and 3.5 years as a software engineer in Wipro.
Have won couple of management awards including a best manager award.Excellent community involvement.Have won lot of debates ,essay writing competitions and good community involvement(Rehabilitation of victims of Indian ocean tsunami)
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by milimbamission » Thu Sep 06, 2012 9:15 am
Hi,

Let's break down your profile:

Your academics are your weakest point - an average GPA coupled with a low GPA. However, the rest of your profile is quite interesting:

Your more recent professional experience growing a company should make for very strong leadership stories/experiences. Your experience at Wipro is pretty typical for candidates from your demographic, but luckily you transitioned out of there. I would focus your stories on your more recent business experience (vs. on your past technical experience).

Your community and extracurricular activities sound pretty robust at first glance. This should help you stand out within your applicant pool.

I can't really speak to where you may receive financial aid (I understand that it's pretty difficult for foreign students to receive financial aid at US schools), but as far as your profile goes, I think you could try for schools like UT Austin McCombs, USC, Georgetown, Vanderbilt, Smeal. It's not going to be easy to overcome your GMAT score, but I think it's possible if your experiences are as robust as they sound.

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