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by balraajkapoor » Mon Aug 13, 2012 6:40 pm
Hi Eric this is Balraaj Kapoor from India before begining my post i would like to appreciate and thank you for running an informative online help for all the gmat aspirants.
I am writing because i am also aspiring for it but i m in an ambiguous situation with respect to the credential i have am i eligible to apply or not.Before writing to u i have learnt the fact that all those who make into institutes like for ex ISB hyderabad in India (which accepts 700+scorers) come from one of the Tier 1 colleges of the country like IITs or NITs and i would like to share that i did engineering in IT from not so good colleges in India it was a private engineering college affiliated to Rajasthan Technical University Kota which didnt give any campus placement but in an offcampus i managed to get into international BPO and have been working as technical support officer for AT&T client for past 3.5 years i would like to know with this kind of experience should i move ahead towards seriously preparing for GMAT the reason i have been casual about the preparation because i have noticed the fact that there is hardly any applicant who has work experience like mine in BPO and he/she got a call from the ISB or likewise any other top notch institute please correct me if my revelation is wrong and please suggest am i eligible to apply or not ? and if not what should i do to make myself eligible?
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