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Joined: 02 Jul 2013
Posts: 8
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Location: India
GMAT 1: 700 Q50 V35
GPA: 4
WE:Analyst (Consulting)
Profile Assessment (GMAT 700: Q50 & V35)
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02 Jul 2013, 22:47
02 Jul 2013, 22:47
Hi,
I am Raghav Narang, a business research professional with an extensive five years of experience. I am looking forward to pursue an MBA next year and plan to apply for various programs in the Fall 2014 intake. I would be grateful if anyone can evaluate my profile and assess my chances of admission.
Demographics: Indian / Male / 26 years
Academics: Bachelors Financial and Investment Analysis, 2008. 81% (GPA of 4.0 according to WES). University of Delhi: College of Business Studies, India. Cleared CFA Level 1 Exam.
GMAT: 700 (Q50, V35)
Work Experience: 6 years at the time of joining a B-school
Currently working as a senior analyst to support strategy team of an FTSE 100 Index company to aid corporate planning
Key Skills:
- Identifying client needs, scoping projects, gathering necessary data, analyzing the information and presenting the insights to aid top management
- Leading and managing small teams (2-4 member) to conduct research and analyses
- Mentoring and training several new-joiners
- Part of recruitment panel
- Previous experience of Business Development and new business research product creation
Targeting
R1 of 2014 fall intake
Colleges Chosen:
Rotman
Kenan Flagler
Georgetown
Indiana: Kelley
ISB
Goizueta Emory
Post MBA Target:
To be part of a main strategy team and undertake corporate and strategic planning. And later become a Strategy Director of an organisation.
Can anyone assess whether the schools I have chosen are suitable for my profile and are likely to aid me in achieving my career goals. And if not, which schools are likely to be relevant. Also what are my scholarship chances with this profile; and if the chances are low what can be done to improve these chances.
I am Raghav Narang, a business research professional with an extensive five years of experience. I am looking forward to pursue an MBA next year and plan to apply for various programs in the Fall 2014 intake. I would be grateful if anyone can evaluate my profile and assess my chances of admission.
Demographics: Indian / Male / 26 years
Academics: Bachelors Financial and Investment Analysis, 2008. 81% (GPA of 4.0 according to WES). University of Delhi: College of Business Studies, India. Cleared CFA Level 1 Exam.
GMAT: 700 (Q50, V35)
Work Experience: 6 years at the time of joining a B-school
Currently working as a senior analyst to support strategy team of an FTSE 100 Index company to aid corporate planning
Key Skills:
- Identifying client needs, scoping projects, gathering necessary data, analyzing the information and presenting the insights to aid top management
- Leading and managing small teams (2-4 member) to conduct research and analyses
- Mentoring and training several new-joiners
- Part of recruitment panel
- Previous experience of Business Development and new business research product creation
Targeting
R1 of 2014 fall intake
Colleges Chosen:
Rotman
Kenan Flagler
Georgetown
Indiana: Kelley
ISB
Goizueta Emory
Post MBA Target:
To be part of a main strategy team and undertake corporate and strategic planning. And later become a Strategy Director of an organisation.
Can anyone assess whether the schools I have chosen are suitable for my profile and are likely to aid me in achieving my career goals. And if not, which schools are likely to be relevant. Also what are my scholarship chances with this profile; and if the chances are low what can be done to improve these chances.
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Re: Profile Assessment (GMAT 700: Q50 & V35)
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04 Jul 2013, 23:07
04 Jul 2013, 23:07
Expert Reply
raghav9779 wrote:
Hi,
I am Raghav Narang, a business research professional with an extensive five years of experience. I am looking forward to pursue an MBA next year and plan to apply for various programs in the Fall 2014 intake. I would be grateful if anyone can evaluate my profile and assess my chances of admission.
Demographics: Indian / Male / 26 years
Academics: Bachelors Financial and Investment Analysis, 2008. 81% (GPA of 4.0 according to WES). University of Delhi: College of Business Studies, India. Cleared CFA Level 1 Exam.
GMAT: 700 (Q50, V35)
Work Experience: 6 years at the time of joining a B-school
Currently working as a senior analyst to support strategy team of an FTSE 100 Index company to aid corporate planning
Key Skills:
- Identifying client needs, scoping projects, gathering necessary data, analyzing the information and presenting the insights to aid top management
- Leading and managing small teams (2-4 member) to conduct research and analyses
- Mentoring and training several new-joiners
- Part of recruitment panel
- Previous experience of Business Development and new business research product creation
Targeting
R1 of 2014 fall intake
Colleges Chosen:
Rotman
Kenan Flagler
Georgetown
Indiana: Kelley
ISB
Goizueta Emory
Post MBA Target:
To be part of a main strategy team and undertake corporate and strategic planning. And later become a Strategy Director of an organisation.
Can anyone assess whether the schools I have chosen are suitable for my profile and are likely to aid me in achieving my career goals. And if not, which schools are likely to be relevant. Also what are my scholarship chances with this profile; and if the chances are low what can be done to improve these chances.
I am Raghav Narang, a business research professional with an extensive five years of experience. I am looking forward to pursue an MBA next year and plan to apply for various programs in the Fall 2014 intake. I would be grateful if anyone can evaluate my profile and assess my chances of admission.
Demographics: Indian / Male / 26 years
Academics: Bachelors Financial and Investment Analysis, 2008. 81% (GPA of 4.0 according to WES). University of Delhi: College of Business Studies, India. Cleared CFA Level 1 Exam.
GMAT: 700 (Q50, V35)
Work Experience: 6 years at the time of joining a B-school
Currently working as a senior analyst to support strategy team of an FTSE 100 Index company to aid corporate planning
Key Skills:
- Identifying client needs, scoping projects, gathering necessary data, analyzing the information and presenting the insights to aid top management
- Leading and managing small teams (2-4 member) to conduct research and analyses
- Mentoring and training several new-joiners
- Part of recruitment panel
- Previous experience of Business Development and new business research product creation
Targeting
R1 of 2014 fall intake
Colleges Chosen:
Rotman
Kenan Flagler
Georgetown
Indiana: Kelley
ISB
Goizueta Emory
Post MBA Target:
To be part of a main strategy team and undertake corporate and strategic planning. And later become a Strategy Director of an organisation.
Can anyone assess whether the schools I have chosen are suitable for my profile and are likely to aid me in achieving my career goals. And if not, which schools are likely to be relevant. Also what are my scholarship chances with this profile; and if the chances are low what can be done to improve these chances.
You have a competitive profile for your target schools. ISB may be somewhat of a stretch. Scholarship chances are harder to assess, but I think you have a strong chance for that too at these programs.
in terms of the suitability of these programs to help you achieve your career goals, yes they are suitable, but I encourage you to more sharply define your goal in terms of function (which I think you have) and industry. Then look at the schools' employment reports and see how many grads go into strategy and general management positions.
Best,
Linda
Best,
Linda
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Posts: 8
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Location: India
GMAT 1: 700 Q50 V35
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Re: Profile Assessment (GMAT 700: Q50 & V35)
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05 Jul 2013, 23:20
05 Jul 2013, 23:20
Thanks Linda for your inputs.
I am personally interested in the financial services industry. Considering this, is my selection of schools optimum, and if not can you suggest a few schools.
Look forward to your reply.
Thanks and regards,
Raghav
I am personally interested in the financial services industry. Considering this, is my selection of schools optimum, and if not can you suggest a few schools.
Look forward to your reply.
Thanks and regards,
Raghav
