@Igrad I am considering MSF/MFE in US or UK. Here is my brief profile: Indian, Male, 28 GRE: 170

@Igrad I am considering MSF/MFE in US or UK. Here is my brief profile: Indian, Male, 28 GRE: 170 Quant, 160 Verbal, 3.5 AWA TOEFL: 116/120 Undergrad (Engineering - 4 years): - B. Tech. in Information Technology (similar to Computer Science) from College of Engineering, Pune (below IITs but in top 20-25 engineering colleges in India) - 8.47/10 CGPA - Had four math courses (Math-I, Math-II, Math-III, Math-IV): 10/10, 8/10, 8/10, 6/10 in the four courses - Programming courses (C, C++, Unix programming, SQL, Matlab): 8/9/10 on all courses - Final year project: Digital Watermarking using face recognition (in Matlab) Post-grad (MBA - 2 years): - MBA from Indian Institute of Management (IIM) - CGPA 3.13/4.33 - Subjects: Quantitative Techniques I, Quantitative Techniques II, Quantitative Techniques III (3.2/4.33, 4.13/4.33, 3.3/4.33), Finance I (3.2/4.33), Finance II (2.9/4.33) Relevant work-experience: 2.4 years post-MBA as Analyst in Credit risk function in one of the reputed US MNC Investment Banks (in India) Other details: - CFA L1 cleared - Secretary of one of the committees in IIM, responsible for interfacing with the industry - Head of the department magazine group in under-grad - Selected for 2nd round of Astronomy Olympiad in India I am considering following colleges: Baruch, UCB, CMU (Computational Finance), NYU Courant (Math Fin), Columbia (FE), Princeton (MS Fin), Cornell (MEng, FE concentration), Columbia (MathFin), Georgia Tech (QCF) MIT Sloan (Master of Finance), London Business School (Masters in Finance), Cambridge Judge (Master of Finance), Oxford: Saïd (MSc Financial Economics) Could you please advise on which are safe, moderate and ambitious colleges out of the above? Thanks in Advance!