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Indian IT Male, Undergrad GPA is 2.5 from a Top 10 Engineering College in the United States.
I have a decent amount of experience(5-6 years) with 2 years in a leadership role, but nothing substantial in terms of revenue generated etc.

Do I have a shot at getting into Kellog/Booth/Wharton/Insead/Duke/London ?

Define "decent" experience. You need to elaborate more on your professional experience.

Alex,

I've managed a project from start to end, working with a team divided across countries. I've also been part of a team that has completely revamped significant revenue generating processes within my firm. I've held leadership roles at two different firms, each time managing a team of about 5-6. This is all within the IT sector, however my experience does includes key roles at startups as well.

Is this at an IT services firm like Infosys, Wipro, Tata, etc?

Nope, they are all product firms, not services firms.

Was there a reason for the 2.5 GPA? Your GMAT score shows the capacity so with mitigating reasons your application would be viewed more favorably. Of those listed, I think you would have the best shot at Duke Fuqua.

iridium wrote:The Subject says it all -
Indian IT Male, Undergrad GPA is 2.5 from a Top 10 Engineering College in the United States.
I have a decent amount of experience(5-6 years) with 2 years in a leadership role, but nothing substantial in terms of revenue generated etc.

Do I have a shot at getting into Kellog/Booth/Wharton/Insead/Duke/London ?

Given what you've posted so far as a middle-of-the-road Indian engineer, here's where you likely stand:

Stretch: Kellogg, Booth, INSEAD, LBS (and other peer schools like Sloan, Tuck, Haas, Columbia).

Sweet spot: Duke, Darden, Ross, UCLA, Stern, Cornell, Yale

Safety: schools outside the US top 16

Choose 2 stretches, 3-4 sweet spots, and 0-1 safeties.