Hello ,
Following is my profile ...
Please suggest which universities i should apply to .I am planning to apply to 4 colleges(max).
Undergrad Degree: B.Tech
2. Undergrad Major: Computer Science.
3. CGPA : 9 on a scale of 10.
4. GMAT : 730
5. Work Experience: 48months.
6. Work Profile: Working as team lead in Fortune 500 company
7. Extra-Curricular/Community Service:Teaching under privilged children.
8.No international Experience
9.Female ,age 26,single,Indian,IT industry
I am planning for schools having good MBA curriculum for one year .
I am planning for INSEAD (Singapore).
As I don't want to switch my career, will one year MBA good ? If yes , to which all schools,offering 1 year MBA i should apply ? What are the chances of getting scholarship and Fin. aid ...?
Yes, if you want an MBA in order to enhance your current career trajectory, a one-year MBA should do the job. In addition to Insead, consider HEC in France, Cornell and Kellogg in the US, perhaps Oxford or Cambridge in the UK.
1. What is the average GMAT score for people from INDIAN IT pool ,who are applying to INSEAD?
sorry I haven't see that number and don't believe that Insead releases that information.2.Which factors are important for selection in INSEAD and what are my chances of getting selected?
Multi-culturalism and international experience. An entrepreneurial approach to business. For more about Insead's MBA admissions requirement, please click on the link.3.What are my chances of getting scholarship in INSEAD ,considering i came from a very competitve pool ?
I'm sorry, but I don't know the answer to that. 5.Can you please let me know my chances of admission in Cornell(one year MBA) , Kellogs (one year MBA) too ?
Great minds.. . You have a competitive profile for these programs,and they are both great options for you.6.Please let me know about other 1 year MBA options too
See above.Thanks
scjp
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