Hi Souvik!
Thanks for taking this initiative man, it'll be of great help!
Here's my profile:
Planning for 2019-20 batch, open to both one-year and two year programs. One year is preferred though.
Here is a little background on my profile:
Age: 25 (Indian Male)
Class 10: cgpa 83.2%
Class 12: 72.6.5%
Graduation: 69.3% ( BE in CSE from Panjab University)
GMAT: 690 Q47, V38.
Internships & Work Ex:
*Infosys Ltd. (Feb '14- June '14)
*Infosys Ltd. (July '14 - Present) - 3.7 years.
Extra Curriculars
- Organised a lots of events at college Level.
- Have been an entrepreneur at heart since college. Developed and flipped websites. Have invested at studied in
Cryptocurrencies and Blockchain. Have worked as a freelancer for some overseas clients. (Can get the recommendation
letter from them.)
- Avid traveler and trekker. Have trekked to a few popular peaks including Mt Everest Base Camp.
- Intermediate Level Guitar player.
- Have played Cricket at college level.
- Team Lead at College Placement committee.
Concerns and Advice requested:
1) I'm planning to quit my job and start my own venture and I think I'd have 6-8 months of entrepreneurship experience, but that might not be enough to take my venture to success. However, I really want to pursue MBA in 2019 batch. Should I start my venture and give it one extra year and plan for MBA in 2020. In case my venture fails, will it be considered a negative point in my profile?
2) Another option is quit my job a little late(adding a few more months to my experience) and apply for a good university. Which one will be better?
Target B Schools: I haven't really researched much, but ISB, SP Jain, Brigham Young University are few of the preferred. Which other good business schools should I plan to apply. I don't have any particular location preference for the B School.
Thanks a lot!
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