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SMU (Singapore) for General Management intake of Jan 2014!

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by sridhar95_04 » Thu Aug 08, 2013 11:32 am
Hi,

I am looking to apply in R3 (deadline Oct 15, 2013) of SMU for the one year Full Time MBA in General management.

A little about myself, I am from the IT background in India with more than 5 years of experience including one year of international experience in Paris, France.

My Extra curriculars are decent and I have a GMAT score of 660 (Q48, V33, AWA 5.5).

Question 1: Do you think for my profile, it is possible to get an admission.

Question 2: How are the placement statistics of SMU. Is it comparable to that of NUS and NTU? Also, I hear that after graduation, there is only 3 months time to search for a job in Singapore after which if we dont find a job, we have to leave. Is this true?

I would be very grateful if you could answer these for me.

Thanks & Regards,
Sridhar
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