Name/username: Vaibhav Nagar
Age : 29
Country/Location : New Delhi, India
Under-Graduate School : NIT Kurukshetra
Under-Graduate GPA: 7.47/10
GMAT/GRE Test scores: GMAT 740
Total Work Experience : 5.5 years
Pre-MBA Industry : Government/Financial Regulatory
Target industry post-MBA: BFSI/Tech/Consulting
Brief about Work Experience : 3.5 years at Pension Fund Regulatory and Development Authority (PFRDA) in different roles - inter regulatory policy coordination, research, Central Assistant Public Information Officer managing RTI process, and Regulatory Supervision of Pension Fund Management Companies;
1 year at General Insurance Corporation of India (GIC Re) - reinsurance underwriter for US & Canada region.
1 year at EXL Service - business analyst. Worked for the model validation team of the risk management process of a Fortune 100 credit card major in US
2 years gap due to UPSC CSE/public sector exams preparation
What is your relation to the Recommenders?(Manager. client etc): No LORs for IIM A
Volunteering/Extra-curriculars: mentor and sponsor of education for an underprivileged child through a local NGO; Executive Committee Member at Workplace Employee Association; writing- published articles on Pension Sanchay blog, top 10 writers on pension and money on Quora; Cooking and baking; won dramatics events at college
International Experience : Nil
Scholarship Given? : No information
The motivation for MBA and why Now brief? : Expanding my skill set, knowledge and career options
Short-Term Goal : Moving to product management/business development/strategy roles in BFSI/Tech or heading back to my organization at a more important role
Long-Term Goal : Working on the development side of BFSI/Tech
Link to your interview debrief:
https://gmatclub.com/forum/calling-all- ... l#p2657275Did you use the help of an MBA Consultant? : No
Any comments, feelings, advice to share?: Be thorough with your resume, essays, and motivations. Be confident and provide reasons for your opinions. Be thorough with your industry knowledge and the work you do, and its always good to have some ideas about the problems you think plague your organization/industry.
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