I have a 670/4.5 in GMAT
work: IT 4years
Indian
Acads: Average First Grade throughout
Extra-Curriculars: Working with 3-4 NGOs
I wish to apply to NUS, Nanyang, RSM(Rotterdam School of Management),AIM(Asian Institute of Management Manila)
Which of these colleges should I apply?
I have a admit at HULT.
670 Score
Posted Dec 29, 2010 14:00
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I have a 670/4.5 in GMAT
work: IT 4years
Indian
Acads: Average First Grade throughout
Extra-Curriculars: Working with 3-4 NGOs
I wish to apply to NUS, Nanyang, RSM(Rotterdam School of Management),AIM(Asian Institute of Management Manila)
Which of these colleges should I apply?
I have a admit at HULT.
work: IT 4years
Indian
Acads: Average First Grade throughout
Extra-Curriculars: Working with 3-4 NGOs
I wish to apply to NUS, Nanyang, RSM(Rotterdam School of Management),AIM(Asian Institute of Management Manila)
Which of these colleges should I apply?
I have a admit at HULT.
Posted May 29, 2011 20:24
0
I'd say these schools are well within your profile range. I'd say that NUS and RSM are more along the lines of safety schools, and I'd pick 1 stretch school - where you'd really like to go: IESE or Manchester Business School if you're looking at Europe, or HKUST if Asia is where you'd like to be.
You probably realize this but you're in a pretty competitive field (Indian IT exec) - so the more you can do to separate yourself from the pack (like focusing on your NGO experience in your application letters), the better.
I'd say these schools are well within your profile range. I'd say that NUS and RSM are more along the lines of safety schools, and I'd pick 1 stretch school - where you'd really like to go: IESE or Manchester Business School if you're looking at Europe, or HKUST if Asia is where you'd like to be.
You probably realize this but you're in a pretty competitive field (Indian IT exec) - so the more you can do to separate yourself from the pack (like focusing on your NGO experience in your application letters), the better.
You probably realize this but you're in a pretty competitive field (Indian IT exec) - so the more you can do to separate yourself from the pack (like focusing on your NGO experience in your application letters), the better.
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