Profile evaluation/ overall understanding of MFin/ MFA process

Hello everyone

Here is my profile - 21 year old from a non-target school in India - Bsc Economics and Finance GPA : 3.11/4 Courses include Calc III, Intermediate Micro, Macro, statistical theory and advanced econometrics, linear algebra, advanced probability theory, Financial assets and asset management Experienced in coding with R and STATA.

Passed my CFA Level 1 and FRM level 1 and 2 GMAT 790 ( Q 51 V 47) No professional experience yet Internship experience : 1 summer internship with IBM risk management 1 summer internship in oil trading and pricing ( 3rd largest oil corporation in India) Additionally : Teaching assistant for a finance course and research assistant for a macro economics professor I'll be applying for the 2020 class.

Reason for my low GPA : It is actually kind of stupid, but for as long as I remember, I have sunk every exam I have ever given regardless of how much I studied for it. However about 5 months ago, I was diagnosed with an anxiety disorder ( a sub-type of Panic disorder) and essentially certain pressure situations (in my case academic), sort of forced my mind to shut down. ( it was better known as an 'excuse' in my family lol). Luckily post diagnosis, the medication has been pretty solid to which I owe my GMAT score and CFA&FRM results, but I was too late to save my GPA.

Given this, I am trying to understand my chances at Mfin/MFA programs and which schools should I aim from. My final goal is to land a job in IBD/trading. It would be of great help if I can get some direction in which schools to apply to, what considerations I should have while choosing a program as an international student looking for jobs in (probably) the UK/US market and the degree to which the country I choose will influence my future professional plans. Thanks a lot for your time, advice and criticisms.