Profile eval. and Guidance Needed : GMAT :660

[nisc.shetty]

Am 27 year old Indian Male
Below is my profile and goal in a nutshell .
GMAT1:640
GMAT2:660
GMAT3:660(V:35 Q:45)

GPA:3.0

Work experience:
Total experience of 5 years in the IT industry
Currently working in an American Tech MNC as an IT Business Analyst.
Also having Team leadership experience role in the current team.
I also performed the role of offshore co-ordinator in my previous assignment
Promoted from application developer to Business Analyst. Awarded twice in the last 2 years for my job performance.

Average Extracurriculars:
Organised Toastmaster event in the company, hosted account level meeting at the company , played cricket at a local club etc

Post Mba Goal: To enter consulting function in the tech industry

Target Schools:
Texas A&M University:Mays Business School
Boston University
Georgia Institute(Scheller)
Purdue(Krannert)
Kelley, Indiana Univ
Washington University in St. Louis (Olin)
Rice University (Jones)


Could you please evaluate and rate my chances at the above mentioned schools,which I have narrowed down based on my research.
I am still confused which is the right place in the US that has the best oppurtunities for my post MBA goalhe map(thats why you see my selection all over the Map) ,kindly advice


Thanks,

[mili]

Hello,

Thanks for sharing your profile. I think you've been quite thoughtful about your school list as it seems on target given your profile. As most programs offer a general management curriculum that prepares you well for consulting, it's difficult to make additional suggestions. I would urge you to consider what other factors are important to you in a program: e.g., class size? location? teaching method? facilities? curriculum? All these (and others) will really influence whether the school is a strong "fit" for you.

Best of luck,
Mili

Mili Mittal
Senior Consultant
http://www.mbamission.com

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