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by MadhavMalhotra » Tue Feb 23, 2016 8:27 am
Hi,

My name is Madhav Malhotra and I will be applying for admissions in MBA starting SEP-16. Below is my GMAT score and profile:

GMAT Score: 700
Quant: 50
Verbal : 34
AWA:4
IR:4

Btech from Thapar Univeristy
CGPA: 80.8%

10th : 84.8%
12th : 77%

Work Experience:

1. Aricent : 2.5 yrs as a software engineer in Telecom techonolgy (4G)

Currently, Working in Oracle as a technical consultant in Oracle Financials.

Total Experience by Mar-2017 will be ~4.7 yrs.

Extra Curricular:

1. Part of Oracle Volunteers group, which regularly works with underprivileged children, teaching them, taking them out for parties etc.
2. Part of Oracle Cricket Team.
3. Participated in table tennis tournaments in both the companies.

I am looking to apply for the below list of colleges:

1. ISB
2. Oxford
3. UCLA
4. HAAS
5. Kellogs

Is the list too far fetched or can i crack the admissions?
Post MBA, I will looking for roles like Product Manager.
Is there any other college good for MBA in Technology or Information Management which i can aim?

Regards,
Madhav Malhotra
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by Andre Torres » Wed Feb 24, 2016 1:52 pm
Dear Madhav Malhotra,

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by mcbMcK » Wed Mar 02, 2016 12:01 am
A few points for you to ponder on Madhav
  1. From an years of experience perspective, sure you are in the right spot. Though you have elaborated on your ECs, you haven't done the same for your work-ex. Just the name of your employers tells nothing about the quality of your experience. Your experience is the only thing that could potentially take you places - so feel free to elaborate please.
  2. The above point becomes even more relevant given the super aggressive list you have there. Your GMAT won't help you much. For reasons mentioned here, I won't make school-specific comments, but from what I read on your post, surely you will need much more to break into some of these.
Hope this helps some.

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MG (Manish Gupta)|The MBA Crystal Ball Team

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by lawret219 » Mon Mar 07, 2016 9:24 am
Have you tried the Predictor Tool at https://bit.ly/1p1FMHd ? My profile is also similar - I got the following list on the site, which seems a reasonable start .... (categories are from the site)

STRONG (top candidate):
U of Connecticut
u of Pittsburgh
Southern Methodist

COMPETITIVE (above par, solid shot):
Boston U
Penn State
Temple U

PAR (similar to other candidates):
UT Austin
Carnegie Mellon
Cornell

POSSIBLE (need to address gaps):
Columbia
U Cal Berkeley
Tuck

STRETCH:
HBS
Stanford
Wharton
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