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by Senthil Vijayan » Sat Oct 24, 2015 2:27 pm
I have appeared for GMAT and able to get score of 650 V34 and Q47 all the three times (Though I was able to get a score of 680 and 700 in mock tests)

I have briefly explained my profile here.

Professional Experience

4 Years of IT Experience.
6 Months of International Experience - Current Role
B.E Electrical and Electrical Engineering - 79.2% First Class Distinction
14 months of experience a team lead.
Active Free lance aptitude trainer for more than 4 years.

Professional Certifications and Achievement:

Six Sigma Green Belt Certified and ITIL Foundation Exam Completed.
Awarded Star Performer twice and part of team which was awarded "Star Team"

Extra Curricular Activities

First Prize in 1500m and 500m during college.
Represented school ball badminton level on district level

I am now planning to apply below US Schools

Broad - Michigan state
SMEAL - Penn State
George Washington
Maryland - Smith
Fisher - Ohio State University
Kelly - University of Indiana
Vanderbilt - Owen
Foster - University of Washington

Request you to evaluate my profile and let we know do I stand a chance for the above schools.

Thank You
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by mbaMissionJenK » Mon Oct 26, 2015 8:02 pm
Hi there,

Thanks for posting. It sounds like the GMAT has been a bit of a frustrating challenge for you, but that said at this point as I'm sure you'd agree, it sounds like it makes sense to call it on the GMAT, focus your efforts on the rest of your applications, and your school list sounds reasonable (if a bit long?!!). ;) Your grades are strong and you obviously have analytical skills, and while you are coming from a competitive applicant group, the team lead experience is a plus (vs not having that experience) so be sure to highlight how you feel you've developed leadership experience. It's also a good idea to emphasize the international experience and what you've learned from that. If you have any more recent community involvement or other activities to share that would be a plus too.

You haven't described your goals or your 'why' (why you want the MBA)... keep in mind that will need to be a compelling story as well. Overall I think if you put together strong essays and applications and do well with interviews, you could see some success within your list. Keep us posted on questions!
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