Going for either MiF or MiM (hopefully at a top business school in Europe) would appreciate some advice as I am unsure about a lot

Hey guys,
I'm thinking of applying for 2025/26 at a top European business school for either MiM or MiF, I heard the former is a lot less competitive so am considering this more.

My grades aren't fantastic (7.5/10 which is around a 3.5 GPA i believe) and I predict my GMAT to be around 650/60 and not around the high 710 mark of the top schools. That's why im taking this year off to do three  internships in finance to boost my resume.

I attached my CV below and would love any help or advice or tips offered on the whole process, what is better to apply to, experiences etc. 
Thanks a lot everyone!

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