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Re: Profile Evaluation - Indian/730 [#permalink]
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Spindletree wrote:
Hi,
Please evaluate my profile

1. Profile: Indian/24/Civil Engineer

2. Work-ex: 3 years at matriculation. Part of a Fast Track Management program of one of the Indian IT major. Specialized in Business Operations Consulting ( No coding exp.). One of 28 people selected across the top 10 Institutes in India. Saved over 1.4 M $ for the company.

3. GMAT Score: 730 (50,39)

4. Academics: 8.54/10 CGPA. (First Class with Distinction). Top 10 % in class. UG college- NIT Trichy, Ranked 8th in India.

5. Extra Curriculars: Represented College in Tennis Competitions, Winner of SEZ planning contest in National Tech Conference in college, Runner up in Paper presentation in International Level Technical Conference, Part time tutor to school children near college.

6. Leadership: Formulated and Organized a Quiz competition across 4 locations and over 1 lac employees.President of Civil Engineering Department. Lead department to second position in Inter Department Cultural competition. Formulated a new event in the College's Technical Conference. Elected Class Representative for 6 consecutive Semesters.

Target Colleges:
Duke-EA
Darden, Kellogg MMM, Kelley- R1

Also, please suggest top tier schools that admit students with less work experience.


Thanks in Advance,
Spindletree


You have a competitive profile for your target programs. Schools that are friendly to younger applicantsinclude Stanford, Chicago, and CMU Tepper.

Best,
Linda
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Re: Profile Evaluation - Indian/730 [#permalink]
Hi Linda,

Does Kellogg appreciate their alumni's recommendations more than others ?

Apart from my immediate supervisor, I am torn between choosing two Managers... One who knows me for two years and another who is a Kellogg alumnus and knows me for only 5 months. (But i can ask him to write about my fit in Kellogg)

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Spindletree wrote:
Hi Linda,

Does Kellogg appreciate their alumni's recommendations more than others ?

Apart from my immediate supervisor, I am torn between choosing two Managers... One who knows me for two years and another who is a Kellogg alumnus and knows me for only 5 months. (But i can ask him to write about my fit in Kellogg)

Thanks for your advice
Spindletree


It's not just a matter of how long the person knows you. The question is whether they have had significant experience supervising you and are capable of and willing to write a strong letter of recommendation. That matters more than alumni status.

All things being equal, go with the alum. But if the non-alum will write a meatier letter, then choose the non-alum.

Best,
Linda
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