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I have been searching for a long time if good B-Schools consider applicants having experience working in anti-corruption role in Government Departments at Central (Federal) level where huge grants and loans are provided to companies, institutions and individuals.
My profile is:
Indian, Male, Age-29
Under grad- Mechanical Engineering, CGPA-7.75/10
Internships- at a Public Sector Aluminium production Company for 2 months, another six months at a small company making material handing equipment.
Worked as full time Mechanical Engineer at a plant in India's one of the top Tyre manufacturing company for 5 months.
Presently, working in Central Govt., India in anti-corruption unit. I have been working in anti-corruption unit for around 4 years now. My role basically involves finding out if any corrupt activity has taken place by examining documents. I have also taken part in proceedings in High Courts & Tribunal and discussed cases with lawyers on behalf of Govt.
As may be seen from above, I completed my graduation in Mechanical Engineering and now working in anti-corruption role. Do good B-Schools consider such applicants?
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My profile is:
Indian, Male, Age-29
Under grad- Mechanical Engineering, CGPA-7.75/10
Internships- at a Public Sector Aluminium production Company for 2 months, another six months at a small company making material handing equipment.
Worked as full time Mechanical Engineer at a plant in India's one of the top Tyre manufacturing company for 5 months.
Presently, working in Central Govt., India in anti-corruption unit. I have been working in anti-corruption unit for around 4 years now. My role basically involves finding out if any corrupt activity has taken place by examining documents. I have also taken part in proceedings in High Courts & Tribunal and discussed cases with lawyers on behalf of Govt.
As may be seen from above, I completed my graduation in Mechanical Engineering and now working in anti-corruption role. Do good B-Schools consider such applicants?
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Hi senti23,
Yes! Business schools consider applicants from all types of backgrounds, and in fact they recruit for diversity in their applicants. What's key is that you can make a case for WHY you need the MBA to achieve your long term goal. Many people go to business school to switch careers, and engineering is one of the most popular undergrad majors of MBA students so you're in good company. As for someone working in anti-corruption in government, that would be a plus since you'll definitely stand out among applicants from more popular fields, such as banking and consulting, and IT for Indian nationals. The important thing about your current role is that you can show your leadership skills through the projects that you've managed.
If you'd like a more in depth evaluation by providing us more details about your work and background, feel free to schedule a free consultation with us at https://admissionado.com/free-consultation/
Best,
Cindy
Yes! Business schools consider applicants from all types of backgrounds, and in fact they recruit for diversity in their applicants. What's key is that you can make a case for WHY you need the MBA to achieve your long term goal. Many people go to business school to switch careers, and engineering is one of the most popular undergrad majors of MBA students so you're in good company. As for someone working in anti-corruption in government, that would be a plus since you'll definitely stand out among applicants from more popular fields, such as banking and consulting, and IT for Indian nationals. The important thing about your current role is that you can show your leadership skills through the projects that you've managed.
If you'd like a more in depth evaluation by providing us more details about your work and background, feel free to schedule a free consultation with us at https://admissionado.com/free-consultation/
Best,
Cindy
