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When seeking a PhD program in Analytics, it's essential to consider universities that offer specialized programs, often rebranded as "big data" initiatives. A GRE score of 329/340 is competitive, but the Engineering CGPA of 6.79/10 and MBA score of 5.09/8 may require additional context to strengthen the application. Work experience is generally valued in admissions, potentially enhancing the application by demonstrating practical skills and knowledge. Research papers can significantly impact the application, as they showcase the applicant's ability to conduct scholarly work and contribute to the field. It's advisable to highlight both work experience and any research contributions in the application materials.
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Hi,

I am looking for a PhD program in Analytics. Can anybody help me in shortlisting universities which have PhD programs in Analytics ? My GRE Score is 329/340. Engg CGPA- 6.79/10 and MBA :- 5.09/8. Does work experience count during application ? What weightage do research papers carry in the application ?



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Nishant Tiwari
Praxis Business School
Kolkata- 700104
 
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