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11 May 2016, 21:04
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I have graduated in Computer Science and Engineering from NIT Durgapur in 2011. I have decent marks in my BTech. I have worked with SAP Labs as a software engineer for 2.5 years, post which I joined Morgan Stanley as developer. I am with MS for 2 years now. I have had fundamental exposure to finance and investment banking. I also have some exposure to project https://gmatclub.com/chat, I had taken my GMAT in February this year and secured 730.
I want to pursue a career in finance and applied for the following courses but unfortunately got rejected everywhere.
1. NUS MBA(pitched finance)
2. HEC MBA(pitched finance)
3. NUS Masters in Financial Engineeering
4. Masters in Computational Finance and Risk Management, Washington University
5. MFE, Baruch College
Have I chosen the wrong courses to apply, given my absence of academic background and limited professional exposure in finance?
Please suggest the path forward for me.
I want to pursue a career in finance and applied for the following courses but unfortunately got rejected everywhere.
1. NUS MBA(pitched finance)
2. HEC MBA(pitched finance)
3. NUS Masters in Financial Engineeering
4. Masters in Computational Finance and Risk Management, Washington University
5. MFE, Baruch College
Have I chosen the wrong courses to apply, given my absence of academic background and limited professional exposure in finance?
Please suggest the path forward for me.
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13 May 2016, 15:01
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I think I responded to you on another forum as well. There is nothing glaringly wrong with your profile so I would love to evaluate it further. Please email me: [email protected]
I suspect it is more of an execution error in your application rather than you targeting the wrong schools. A ding report may be beneficial to you at this point.
Looking forward to hearing from you.
Best,
Scott
20 Jun 2016, 11:30
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Thank you for sharing,
It seems that most likely it was an error in your application process, and the best way to find out would be to evaluate your application through a ding analysis.
You are welcome to sign up for a FREE consultation to take a look and solve the problem.
Regards,
It seems that most likely it was an error in your application process, and the best way to find out would be to evaluate your application through a ding analysis.
You are welcome to sign up for a FREE consultation to take a look and solve the problem.
Regards,
