kiran120680
veron90
Hi,
I'm a non-engineer Indian, looking to enroll in B-School overseasand have been preparing for the GMAT(with great difficulty).
Would be extremely grateful to understand from those with experience whether my application stands a chance at a good business school :
Age : 30
Gender : Male
Recent Work Experience :
04 years of working as a Naturalist/Ranger/Wildlife Guide in the wilderness of India and Nepal where I'd be guiding International guests to look for Tigers, Rhinos, Crocs, Bears, Birds and the like ; at times on foot. It was a dream job, which I did out of love for it.
Also have volunteer experience as a result of the above job in relation to community work and spreading awareness about wildlife to local tribal communities around these rural areas.
The work experience is rather a left-of-centre, but what I'd really like to know if that holds me in decent stead with a good school, or that it's a handicap considering its unconventional nature.
Work experience prior to the jungle-book lifestyle :
Sales in Marketing at 5 star hotel brands for about 3 years.
Have been looking for accurate information online, but I feel that posting it on here would be helpful as well with the insights available.
Goals : To get into a school known for Marketing/Operations or Sustainable Businesses. Clear absence of financial background hence can't aim for finance.
Happy to share more, thanks so much!
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Hi, your profile is quite interesting. Where do you want to do an MBA? Have you taken GMAT? If yes what is the score? If no what would be the expected/targeted score?
Hi Kiran, thanks for your response.
I haven;t yet given the exam - realistic target score is around 650.
I am looking at schools in Canada - as it would only be worthwhile not to return to India.
Do you reckon better calibre schools in the USA will be interested in my application?
Thanks again,
Varun
Hi, For your expected score you have fair chances to get admission in all Canadian B-School, except Rotman all the schools GMAT average at 650 or less. McGill and Schulich will be suitable for your post-MBA goals.
For the US- You can apply to all the schools, your profile would be a good diversity mix to them. Still, some of the schools have deadlines for 2020 SEP intake, waiving the GMAT scores. The below link will help to explore.