will u pls evaluate my chances at HBS,wharton

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hi stacy..

iam 22yr male Indian

iam doing my engineerin in electronics frm a college known to be in top20 engineering colleges in India

1.gmat score is 720 but gpa is low i didnt calculate but it is 2.7-3.0.thruout my four years in engineering i have been trying to get just sufficient marks...though i recognise my mistake now but it already has harmed my gpa a lot.

2.i dont have any job experience

3.iam president of student council of my college

4.last year i was general secretary of student council

5.had organized a national level "techosearch " in march this year wid more than 2000 students participating frm all over india

6.last year aswell i was general secretary of commitee that organized similar event wid only president frm senior batch above me in heirarchy

7.iam in college soccer team ,,volleyball team and cricket team

8.my school acads are impressive and was representative of students in a commitee aimed at improving teacher-student coordination

9.i speak 4 langauages English,Hindi ,Sindhi and French
can read and write Punjabi and Malayali

10.was head of organising commitee which comprised of second year students that organised yearly event held in our college ,organised entirely by second year..also i was treasurer of same commitee but i dont have ne certificates for it as this is unofficial event held in college.

11. while i was in third year ,i was head of organising commitee that organised official farewell to final year students

13. while i was general secretary of council,,i initiated and started a small library of novels and non academic books..was also succesful in getting some fund frm college after urging college for long,,,,now this library is fully functional and hav 200 members and more than 600 books.

12. my hobbies are playing soccer,playing strategy games on pc,playing guitar,playing table tennis,reading novels and writing poems in english and hindi

how good are my chance....am i just day dreaming of harvard ,standford or do i have ne good chance,,,also i dont have few certificates as the programs were held by only students and had no college interference
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by ThinkingWatNext » Tue Jun 19, 2007 7:28 pm
Please go through the other 'Ask Stacy' posts that request Stacy to evaluate the profiles in them. Compare yours with theirs.

Browse through the websites of the colleges that you are dreaming about and find what their expectations are. compare their expectations with your profile.

And you will get the answer yourself.

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by mealmighty » Thu Jun 21, 2007 3:34 pm
hi stacy......
i suppose u have missed this post.....i would be thankful if you pls evaluate my profile.also tell me what more do i need to add to my profile and as per current profile ,which B-schools do i deserve if any...
thnks and pls help me out

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by Stacy Blackman » Mon Jun 25, 2007 11:10 pm
A lot of schools are taking a closer look at candidates straight out of school. However the successful ones have some form of work experience, even if it is part time, or during the summer. you need to have some track record established, have something to bring to the classroom discussion and have a basis for your goals. The fact that you have NO work experience is worrisome. However, on a positive side the school leadership will serve you well. I suggest you wait a few years.
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