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Saturday, 24 June 2006

Collegepond is an online/offline-counseling career guidance, test preparation and admissions counseling outfit.  Our primary goal is to guide you to success. Our strength lies in highlighting the most optimal path in achieving your career ambitions in the US. Merely just getting into the college of your dreams will not promise you success in your future endeavors. Your success depends on the decisions and approach you take at every juncture of your experience in the US (i.e, higher education and working life). Based on our experiences in the US environment and inputs received from students who made it on Wall Street, Silicon Valley, Entrepreneurs, and other chosen walks of life, we believe that prior to embarking to the US for higher education, a clear, well thought-out strategy is required.

 

To date, Collegepond has successfully helped over 500 students establish themselves in US Universities over a period of seven years.  Students are currently placed in as diverse Fortune 500 companies like Microsoft, Bloomberg, Lehman Brothers, Ernst & Young, Amazon, and JP Morgan. 

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Test Preparation

Standardized tests are the only quantitative indicator to measure an applicant's aptitude and abilities across the applicant pool.  Performance on tests should be taken seriously.  Collegepond has created a novel curriculum focused on helping students excel in GRE, GMAT, SAT, TOEFL and ILTS.  The curriculum has a individualistic focus in that it helps students "zero in" on key areas to improve so that the time utilized on preparation is spent effectively and efficiently.  Classes are held in the Mumbai region throughout the year.

Online Counseling

This website has been designed through student feedback for the benefit of the student community at large.  Articles range on diverse topics and provide the student with maximum information on career options, financial aid, preparing for standardized tests, preparing an effective application and sailing through the visa process.  The forum component of the website is highly interactive and offers the student all the necessary information he or she requires.  If the questions are not answered, a student can always ask and it will be answered within 72 working hours.


The sitemap would give you a better idea about what how to navigate this site. If you have a specific question to which you are looking for an answer, the sitemap helps you best. If you still have an unanswered query, you can post it on the Collegepond forum where it would be attended. 

Offline Counseling

Our strength lies in packaging your application so that you achieve your desired objectives. We determine the optimal way to highlight the applicant's strengths and address any weaknesses or "holes" in his or her academic background, work experience or extracurricular activities. 


Collegepond adopts a unique three-tier approach to counseling.  The focus is:

 

  • Assess student’s strengths and weaknesses through personal interview;
  • Identify suitable programs and career options; and
  • Present the student in a unique manner highlighting his or her strengths.  

Spearheaded by Suraj Bajaj (Wharton '91 and Columbia Business School '98) and Jimeet Sanghavi (DJ Sanghvi '04 and Stony Brook '05), Collegepond boasts a 100% admission success rate to date. Under their guidance, Collegepond has been successful in helping students obtain admission to the nation's elite schools.

 

For information on test preparation or counseling, please email at This email address is being protected from spam bots, you need Javascript enabled to view it  or call +91-22-22183810/+91-98337-73135  or sms at +91-98673-18381.

 

 

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2010 STUDENT BATCH RESULTS

 

MEng in Computer Engineering

Cornell University

Acads: 70%; GRE: 1320

 

MS in Masters in Information Systems

TAMU (80% Scholarship)

Acads: 71%; GRE: 1430

 

Masters in Business Administration 

Columbia Business School

Acads: 7/10; GMAT: 710; 3 years exp.

 

Masters in Transportation Engineering

University of Illinois Urbana Champaign

Acads: 57%; GRE: 1460

 

Masters in Information Systems Management

Carnegie Mellon University

Acads: 70%; GRE: 1300

 

Masters in Business Administration

Insead (France)

Acads: 67%; GMAT: 710; 3 years exp.

 

SELECTED RESULTS FROM PRIOR BATCHES

 

MS in Financial Engineering

Stanford University

Acads: 75%; GRE: 1450

 

Masters in Information Systems 

University of California Berkeley

Acads: 66%; GRE: 1470

 

MS  in Electrical and Computer Engineering

Carnegie Mellon University

Acads: 68%; GRE: 1290

 

Carnegie Mellon University 

INI Program

Acads: 71%; GRE: 1400+

 

Masters in Engineering (CS specilization)

Cornell University

Acads: 74%; GRE: 1400

 

Masters in Engineering (CS specialization)

Cornell University

Acads: 76%; GRE: 1400

 

Masters in Financial Engineering

Columbia University

Acads: 75%; GRE: 1450 

 

Masters in Financial Engineering

Cornell University

Acads: 69%; GRE: 1520

  

Masters in Science (Computer Graphics specialization)

University of Pennsylvania 

Acads: 59%; GRE: 1220 

 

MS in Human Resource Development

University of Illinois Urbana Champaign

Acads: 65%; GRE: 1390

 

Masters in Financial Engineering

University of Michigan Ann Arbor

Acads: 65%; GRE: 1420

 

Masters of Engineering Management

Darthmouth College (with Scholarship)

Acads: 70%; GRE: 1350 

 

MS in Computer Science

Stony Brook

Acads: 74%; GRE: 1400 

 

Masters in Human Resource Development

Michigan State University

Acads: 65%; GRE 1390 

 

Masters in Financial Engineering

University of Chicago

Acads: 66%; GRE: 1420  

 

MS in Information Systems

Carnegie Mellon University

Acads: 70%; GRE: 1350

 

MS in Information Systems

Carnegie Mellon University

Acads: 61.8%; GMAT: 650

 

MS in Biomedical Sciences

Worcester Polytechnic Institute

Acads: 65%; GRE: 1360

 

MS in Information Security

John Hopkins University

Acads: 62%; GRE: 1280

 

Masters in Financial Engineering

University of Michigan Ann Arbor

Acads: 69%; GRE: 1520 

 

MS in Information Security

Carnegie Mellon University

Acads: 55%; GMAT: 650

 

MS in Information Systems

Carnegie Mellon University

Acads: 66%; GRE: 1470

 

MS in Engineering Management

Duke University

Acads: 66%; GRE: 1350

 

MS in Engineering Management

Duke University

Acads: 67.5%; GRE: 1350

 

2006 STUDENT BATCH


MS in Computer Science

U. of Texas Austin

Acads: 75.37%; GRE: 1500


  

MS in Management Information Systems

U. of California Berkeley

Acads: 61%; GRE: 1440



MS in Computer/Electrical Engineering

UCLA

Acads: 71%; GRE: 1550



MS in Computer/Electrical Engineering

UCLA

Acads: 73%; GRE: 1440



MS in Applied Mathematics (Financial Engineering)

New York University

Acads: 65.66%; GRE: 1480



MS in Applied Mathematics (Financial Engineering)

New York University

Acads: 71%; GRE: 1410



MS in Management Information Systems

Carnegie Mellon University

Acads: 56; GRE: 1350



MS in Management Information Systems

Carnegie Mellon University

Acads: 68; GRE: 1290



MS in Management Information Systems

Carnegie Mellon University

Acads: 54; GRE: 1310



MS in Financial Engineering

Carnegie Mellon University

Acads: 71%; GRE: 1410



MS in Information Networking (INI)

Carnegie Mellon University

Acads: 63%; GRE: 1410



MS in Information Networking (INI)

Carnegie Mellon University

Acads: 71%; GRE: 1370



MS in Computer/Electrical Engineering

Cornell University

Acads: 69.4; GRE: 1400



MS in Computer/Electrical Engineering

Cornell University

Acads: 65%; GRE: 1360



MS in Computer Science

Cornell University

Acads: 72%; GRE: 1500



MS in Financial Engineering

Cornell University

Acads: 67%; GRE: 1470



MS in Computer Science

Cornell University

Acads: 75%; GRE: 1480



MS in Computer/Electrical Engineering

Georgia Tech

Acads: 63%; GRE: 1280



MS in Operations Research

Georgia Tech

Acads: 65.4%; GRE: 1330



MS in Computer Science

Georgia Tech

Acads: 69.5%; GRE: 1290



MS in Computer/Electrical Engineering

Georgia Tech

Acads: 64.5%; GRE: 1360



MS in Computer/Electrical Engineering

Georgia Tech

Acads: 71%; GRE: 1330



MS in Computer/Electrical Engineering

University of Minnesota Twin Cities

Acads: 76%; GRE: 1440



MS in Computer Science

Virginia Tech

Acads: 54%; GRE: 1230



MS in Computer Science

Penn State University Park

Acads: 66%; GRE: 1490



MS in Computer/Electrical Engineering

U. of Pennsylvania

Acads: 68%; GRE: 1360



MS in Computer/Electrical Engineering

U. of Pennsylvania

Acads: 72%; GRE: 1400



MS in Biotechnology

U. of Pennsylvania

Acads: 63%; GRE: 1440



MS in Computer Science

Columbia University

Acads: 64%; GRE: 1440



MS in Computer Science

Columbia University

Acads: 62%; GRE: 1490



MS in Computer Science

Columbia University

Acads: 63%; GRE: 1550



MS in Human Resources

Purdue University

Acads: 66%; GRE: 1350



MS in Computer Science

U. of Utah

Acads: 69%; GRE: 1380



MS in Financial Engineering

U. of Michigan Ann Arbor

Acads: 64%; GRE: 1280

 

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