Revankumar
•GMAT: 700+ (Yet to give the exam)
•Nationality: Indian male
•Age: 23 ears
•Undergrad Information: B.Tech in Computer Science and Engineering from National Institute of Technology, Trichy; CGPA: 3.3
•Work experience: 2 years
•Function: Software Engineer II - Working on a Storage Solution
Industry Internships: Reserach and Development Internship (2 months), Hewlett Packard Enterprise
Software Development and Graphic Designer Intern (2 months), Skillveri Solutions Pvt. Ltd
Data Analyst Intern (1 month), Technosoft Corporation Ltc.
•Other courses: Data Analytics, Intro to Machine Learning, Statistics for Machine Learning
•Graduation: 75%; 12th: 94.5%; 10th: 100%
•Extracurricular: Head of Quality Assurance (College’s Tech Festival). Led a team of 40. Acquired ISO 9001:2015 and ISO 20121:2012 certifications for the festival
Senior Graphic Designer (College’s official magazine, tech fest, cultural fest, and symposiums)
Workshop Co-ordinator and Organising Committee Member (Cultural Festival)
•Community and others: Volunteering for a chartity events, Teaching kids at orphanages and conducting events for them, College mentor for incoming junior students
•Target: Wharton, Columbia, Yale, Chicago Booth, Kellogs, HBS, UCLA, Ross, Tuck, Fuqua, Cornell, Simon, USC Marshall
Post MBA goals: Transition to Leadership/Managerial roles in the tech domain, Entering into the Entrepreneurship domain later down the line
Q1) Request a profile evaluation and chances of getting into my target schools?
Q2) How could I build up on my CV?
Revankumar hi,
(Shimri from
ARINGO here, helping Jenifer
I head the strategy team and am a London Business School alumnus)
Thanks for sharing your profile
you have a good undergraduate and starting a good professional life (I also like your extracurricular activities)
I can't really give you a chances estimation for 2-3 years from ow
Missing info on the GMAT, and on your career progress
So, instead, I will tell you how to strengthen your profile
1. High GMAT! (Top MBA averages are 730 and you come from a super overrepresented profile)
2. Try to get a promotion... or even 2
3. Try to manage people
4. Try to have some sort of international experience (working with clients from abroad etc.)
When it gets to actually applying, talk to know and I will try to give you a better chances assessment...
As always I am on
shimriw@ARINGO.comGood luck!
Shimri
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