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Chances of Getting into Harvard or Standford

by akashkumar1987 » Wed Oct 03, 2012 5:25 am
Hi All,

I am working as a SAP Consultant and below are my details for MBA profile

Total Exp - 2 year 10 months
10th % = 78.5
12th % = 74.5
B-tech % = 72.5

Played Kabaddi at State Level
Played Football at District Level

Got multiple award and client appreciation in TCS.
Helped my client to establish a new call centre team.

Have Entrepreneur Ability - Formed my own IT company with my friends that provided website solutions but as i was not able to get multiple clients so we have to close it down.From there i realized that if you want to be successful then you need business education.

Pleas let me know if my above profile is suitable or not for Harvard and Stanford.

Thanks in advance.
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by akashkumar1987 » Thu Oct 04, 2012 11:00 am
I will be taking the exam by the end of October.
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by gmat00008881 » Wed Oct 24, 2012 10:45 am
Start up your own company that helps other companies to understand and pay you to help their employees maintain a work life balance, which is important and improves work efficiency.. U play kabaddi and seem to be an overall all rounder.. make some contacts, which you can do easily at tcs and through friends, execute the idea and see what happens.. you may or may not succeed, doesnt matter. You will gain leadership experience which will look real good in a future application and just in case you become successful, you won't need an MBA :)
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