Thanks for your question. It sounds like you have been very involved in activities outside of your studies which should be a differentiator in your applications. I think your GMAT score is strong (although you didn't provide the breakdown between the quant and verbal sections of the exam), however y...

Thanks for your question! Your undergraduate grades are very weak, but your graduate grades are strong which is positive. You have been active outside of work which should give you an opportunity to show that you are multi-dimensional in your application. Hopefully, all will go well with the GMAT! M...

Thanks for the detailed profile. However I am not really sure what your question is because it is not clear in your post. I will however comment on your school choices. I think that your grades are somewhat weak, but you have built a strong "alternative transcript" which should help show t...

Congratulations on receiving two offers!

We specialize in the top U.S. programs and several European programs (including INSEAD, LBS) so I cannot comment on Cranfield or Manchester. Best of luck with the decision process!

Hi, I am an indian male with a GMAT score of 640. Quant is 49 and verbal is 29. Do i stand a chance for good MBA programs in US? If yes then let me know what can i aim for. I have a total experience of 31 month till date. Good acads, ok ok extra curricular activities. Regards, Rohit Thanks for your...

Thanks for your questions. You have certainly gone after what you want so I commend you on that! I think the fact that you've lived in three countries and studied in the U.S. at one of the top 5 engineering schools is a strong point for your profile. The work experience and current extra-curricular ...

It looks like your verbal score is really low. Can you highlight your verbal/communication skills through other means (i.e. well written applications, high grades in writing courses, evidence of communication skills through work projects)? I think Queens is going to be tough for you to get into....b...

Thanks for your question. Your academic performance and work experience are both pretty strong. The turnaround of the regional credit team, the promotions you earned, and your management experience should give you som egreat stories to detail in your essays. Your GMAT score however, is significantly...