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by karthikeyan_s08 » Tue Jul 14, 2009 3:32 am
Dear Adcons,
Please look into my profile below. It will be really helpful if u can tell me I am not far away from reach.
General Info:
25/Male/Indian (common applicant pool) :(

Educational Info:
GMAT:750(Q:49 V:42)
Completed my Graduation from one of the best colleges in India with a Bachelors of Engg in Information Technology with a CGPA of 7.5(out of 10).I am sorry I cudn't translate it to GPA.
12th: 75%
10th: 76%

Work Experience:
I have been working as a software engineer with the fortune 100 company for the last 4.5 years. I have been promoted once during this stint. Got good appreciations and recognitions in the work. Have been leading a small size team of 4-5 for the last 1 year. Have an international experience of 1 year(US). Nothing distinctive as u can say.

EC:
Nothing distinctive here too :cry: . Represented school and college in Cricket. Participated in debates and other contests in school. Participated in cultural of different colleges. Organized various events in college. Presented a paper in a college event. For the last one year I have been a part of NGO, though not led any projects.

Goals and Objective:
To become a management consultant with one of the top-notch consulting firm for a few years and then planning to bcome a Venture Capitalist. I have a business background and I am involved in all family businesses from my adulthood. I would like to transform our family business to the next level. I have my own business model to do so.

I am looking for a B-School which can help me in reaching my objective and hone my skills to bcome a successful Entrepreneur. Scholarship shouldn't be a problem although i will not shy away.
School List:
University of California--Los Angeles (Anderson)
Carnegie Mellon University (Tepper)
Georgetown University (McDonough)
Georgia Institute of Technology
Indiana University--Bloomington (Kelley)
University of Southern California (Marshall)
University of North Carolina--Chapel Hill (Kenan-Flagler)

There are 7 colleges and I wud like to shortlist 5 from these. Please evaluate it and write back whether I m shooting very high or not.

Thanks
Karthik
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