Profile Evaluation for MBA/Masters in Finance

Hello, I am a 24 year old Bachelors of Commerce graduate from SRCC , India with 3 years of work-ex (1 - finance, 2 - Teach For India) and am looking to apply to MFin courses for the 2020 AY. I cleared CFA Level 3 in June, 2017. I want suggestions as to which schools/courses would make more sense considering: 1. Chances of getting in. 2. Aim to land in front-end IB/PE post graduation. 3. Ease of availing work visa post studying.

List of schools/programmes I am looking at: 1. MIT Sloane 2. LBS 3. LSE 4. HEC 5. UCLA 6. NYU Stern

I am open to more suggestions in case they suit me. I am also concerned whether I should apply to business schools and, if yes, is my profile good enough to get in any of the target schools or top 15 in the world?

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