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Profile evaluation: MSc Financial Mathematics

Hi guys, I will appreciate any comment on my profile:

Degree: BS with honours "Applied Mathematics and CS" from a local branch of a reputable (in Russia) university (2011)
CGPA: 3.74/4 (ranked 1st of 14)
Courses: Mathematical analysis (A), Calculus II (A+), Calculus III (A+), Probability Theory (A+), Mathematical Statistics (A+), Linear Algebra (A-), Discrete Mathematics (A-), Differential Equations (B+), Numerical Methods (A+), Operations Research (A), Modern applied algebra (A+), Partial differential equations (A+)
+ CS courses (slightly lower marks)
+ Financial Engineering (A) + Econophysics (A)
IELTS: 7.5
GRE: Q169 (didn't take other parts :frown:

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Recommendations: 2 good ones - from a dean (Professor) and from my supervisor (Associate professor)
Internships:
1 month - Business processes modelling
1 month - C++ programming
(both in very local firms)

I want to apply in November for 2 groups of uni's :
1) Warwick (Fin Math), Cass School (Fin Math), Imperial College (Math & Finance), LSE (Fin Math) + ETH/UZH Zurich (Quant Fin)
2) ICMA Centre (Fin Eng), Birkbeck (Fin Eng), King's College (Fin Math)

Do I stand any chances for the 1 group? For the 2nd? Or maybe I should apply to other places (in case of UK uni's my aim is to find a job in London after graduation). Thanks!