Hello,
Thanks for your post. It was interesting to read, and I believe you would get noticed by the admissions committee. Your global experiences at Deloitte and PwC are a strength, in addition to your outstanding GMAT, solid academics, and variety of involvements and initiatives. Establishing the schools is particularly interesting and worth detailing more in your essays/interview, particularly if you can speak with passion about the experience. Your awards and recognitions are an extra strength and also lead me to believe you would do well on your application essays, which are so important, given that the essays influenced your awards in the past.
3 years of work experience is a little less than average, but if it will be 4 when you begin b-school that is more common. No matter how many years of experience, it's always a good idea to touch on why NOW is the best time for you to go to b-school, vs another point in time.
Your goals mentioned are very admirable, "Be a Finance leader and also work for the betterment of the Pakistani troubled community", however you'll want to dig deeper for your essays and interview.... HOW will you do those things? What do you have in min? Can you describe your career goals and plans for 3, 5, 10 years post-MBA for example? Many strong applicants CAN, so it's important to be able to in a competitive environment (even if the details may change some based on what you experience in b-school, that's ok).
You have quite a long schools list. Of course Harvard/Stanford/Wharton are extremely competitive, and Stanford in particular has a smaller class size so the chances are even more difficult on top of it having one of the highest average GMAT scores. I would recommend narrowing your list down based on what you are looking for in a school. (Check out our free download for more about choosing schools, at
https://info.mbamission.com/Selecting-Yo ... ram-E-Book). Most candidates find they have time to apply to just 3-4 programs, since each application is so time consuming, and you have to tailor it to each school. Or at LEAST only 3-4 per round, maybe up to 6-7 total if needed. But don't sacrifice the QUALITY of your apps for quantity...each should look like it's the ONLY one submitted!! (To that school, it IS!) So maybe aim for 2-3 top 10 schools max, and a few from the 10-25 ranking, approx. I would say you may have a shot at top schools with excellent essays (do not underestimate!), recs and interview; just be sure to focus on what makes you unique, what you'll bring to the program, and why you want the MBA from their school.
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