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by consulted » Thu Apr 25, 2013 12:12 pm
Hi,

I am a re- applicant from India. Can you please help me with the following -
1) I am considering to take an online course and build alternative transcript for applications next year. Here are my academic stats -
My GPA - 7.8/10 (NIT, Top 10 engineering school in India)
GMAT - 740 (51Q + 38V) AWA - 6.0

a. Considering the academic stats, does it makes sense to take extension classes?
b. If yes, what course should I take considering that I have been lucky to get a good Quant score in GMAT and have done math-intensive engineering course?

2. I am confused with the reapplication essay. How do you demonstrate that I have significantly done better from the last year I applied in 6-7 months (I applied to many schools in Round 2 and planning to apply in Round 1 this year). In what areas can I demonstrate that I am a better candidate this time around?

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by Jon@Admissionado » Tue Apr 30, 2013 3:29 am
a. Considering the academic stats, does it makes sense to take extension classes?

Not really. Your GPA is not bad and your GMAT is great. I feel taking classes is too passive. You ned to find other things to work on.

2. I am confused with the reapplication essay. How do you demonstrate that I have significantly done better from the last year I applied in 6-7 months (I applied to many schools in Round 2 and planning to apply in Round 1 this year). In what areas can I demonstrate that I am a better candidate this time around?

This is hard, I admit. Basically you have to PROVE improvement in as many areas as possible. It can be though a promotion, a raise, new responsibilities, newer bigger projects or clients, new achievement, higher test scores, more leadership, more volunteerwork. Anything you have in your profile that can be improved, in fact. But most effective are things with RESULTS
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