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by purvi.gupta.g » Sat Dec 04, 2010 3:47 am
Hi

Would appreciate a profile evaluation.

I am applying for M.Sc Finance and Finance and Accounting courses in UK.
I am applying to-
LSE- Msc Finance and Accounting and M.Sc Finance
Cambridge- M.Phil Finance
Warwick- M.sc Finance
Durham- M.Sc Finance and M.Sc Finance and Accounting
Apart from these, I am also applying to Manchester, Leeds, Lancaster, Strathclyde and Exeter.
But I want to pursue finance from LSE, Cambridge, Warwick or Durham. These are my priorities.

Following are my details

Gmat- 650 (Q48,V-31) (Retaking in January)

Graduation- Bachelor in Commerce from Lady Shri Ram College for Women, Delhi University
67.9%

Class XIIth- 94%
Class Xth- 88.8%

Internship with Castrol India Ltd- Finance Department (1 month)

Cleared the Equity Derivatives Exam conducted by National Stock Exchange of India with a distinction (79%).
Currently enrolled for Equity Research Exam.

Was associated with Entretia 2008-2010 (The Entrepreneurship Cell at LSR college) and laid its foundation stone.
Won various intercollege competitions in arts and painting.
Worked with Shanti Sahyog (An NGO) in Delhi.
Was member of school student council for two consecutive years.
Also, member of the school Choir.

I plan to have a career in Corporate Finance and wish to come back to India and assisst the Government of India through consultancy or advisory services.
I have prepared my Statement of Purpose also, if required I will attach it.

Also advise, if January is too late to apply to LSE and Cambridge.
And do I really need to retake GMAT before applying as the score is less for LSE and Cambridge, or they make conditional offers on the basis of GMAT scores?
If there are any other schools in the same league, please advise which ones should I apply to.
As I have to come back to India, the recognition and standing the schools have in India is a major consideration for me.

Highly appreciate your time.
Thanks a lot.
Purvi
:) :)
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by purvi.gupta.g » Sat Dec 11, 2010 11:03 pm
Is anything wrong with my post?
Why doesnt anyone reply?
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by Jessica@VeritasPrep » Sun Dec 12, 2010 9:55 am
Hi Purvi -

I'm sorry that you haven't received replies to your post. I am not familiar with the schools you are targeting so I won't be of much assitance! My focus is top-20 US MBA programs. But, there is nothing "wrong" with your post - I think experts are reluctant to give advice if it isn't an area of specialty.

Best of luck to you!
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by purvi.gupta.g » Sun Dec 12, 2010 10:17 am
Hey

Thanks a lot for the reply.
It is sweet of you.
So could you tell me the forum on which I shoud post this?

Purvi
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by Jessica@VeritasPrep » Sun Dec 12, 2010 11:11 am
I would just post on the regular forum - other applicants may have advice as well. I will say that I have never heard of a school giving a "conditional" offer. You need to have a complete application and that includes a GMAT score. It is possible that an improved score could help you get in off of a waiting list, but, in my opinion, it is risky to submit a 650 GMAT to a top school.
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