shravanjilla wrote:
Indian Male Engineer (Non IT)
GMAT : 720 (Q50 V36) AWA 4.0
Work Experience : 5+ Years as Business Analyst implementing IT Solutions in Banking and Financial Services. ( 2+ Years International experience: Singapore and Bahrain)
Certifications: CFA Charter holder
Goals : Short - Work in Global financial institution to build and manage their Dealing, Pricing and Risk Management systems across all trading desks.
Long - To setup a firm focused on providing IT consulting for financial institutions based out in rural areas in emerging economies
Extra Curricular - Treasurer - Inter Collegiate Cultural Festival. Executive Member - Music Club.
Community - As a representative of an NGO - I was on field to assist setting up of de-fluoridation filter units to provide fluoride free drinking water that benefited around 30K people in rural India .
Other Activities - Advanced Open Water Scuba Diver. Half Marathon Finisher
Choice of Universities : Booth, Wharton, Berkeley, UCLA and INSEAD.
Really look forward to your inputs
I'm assuming you are applying for 2014 or already applied. You have a chance at all the programs. Wharton is a stretch, mainly because it's Wharton. You are competitive at the other programs you listed above and are applying appropriately. Unless you really want the U.S. MBA experience and given your emerging market focus, you may also want to consider ISB.
Acceptance is less likely at all the programs if you are applying from abroad for round 3.
If you would like
help with your MBA application, please let me know.
Best,
Linda
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