I scored 690 in gmat.
I did mechanical engineering in 2006 with 73.4 %
and then i did Mtech in design engineering from IIT delhi with 9 cgpa.
I was also the topper of my batch in IIT.
I have 2 yr of work experience in automobile industry (OEM) as senior R&D engineer.
I have already filled two patents.
plz help me out in which B school, i should apply.
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Re: confused plz help
Hi amitjainmech
Selecting which MBA programs to apply for involves more than just matching a GMAT score with a GPA. Admissions committees look for a combination of several factors beyond academics when deciding whom to accept into their program.
These factors include: the depth of your work experience and your accomplishments, your extracurricular activities, leadership experience in either the workplace or the community, a clear rationale of why you want to get an MBA and what you plan to do once you have it, and, lastly, why that particular school is a good match for your skill and interests.
Since I only have an incomplete profile of your application, I am not able to provide any school recommendations. If you want to give me some more information I am happy to give you more insight.
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Selecting which MBA programs to apply for involves more than just matching a GMAT score with a GPA. Admissions committees look for a combination of several factors beyond academics when deciding whom to accept into their program.
These factors include: the depth of your work experience and your accomplishments, your extracurricular activities, leadership experience in either the workplace or the community, a clear rationale of why you want to get an MBA and what you plan to do once you have it, and, lastly, why that particular school is a good match for your skill and interests.
Since I only have an incomplete profile of your application, I am not able to provide any school recommendations. If you want to give me some more information I am happy to give you more insight.
Daniel Richards
mbaMission
http://www.mbamission.com
Read the mbaMission Insider's Guides (14 individual school titles)
Visit the mbaMission Blog
Follow mbaMission on Twitter
Download the mbaMission Webinar, Demystifying the MBA Admissions Process
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