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vimal096
Joined: 03 Jan 2014
Last visit: 16 Aug 2020
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Concentration: General Management
Schools: Schulich '16
GMAT 1: 690 Q49 V34
04 Mar 2014, 11:46
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Hello Friends,
Here is my brief profile.
Nationality: Indian
Age: 28
Educational Qualification: B.E.in Electronics & Telecommunications
B.tech Score : CGPA 8.43/10
GMAT Score: 690 (IR : 6, Quantitative: 49, Verbal : 34)
Work Experience: 5 years, 3 months with Tata Consultancy Services (TCS), an Indian IT company
International experience : 15 months of onsite experience in Japan
Role: Module leader, where in I am leading a group of 5-6 persons
Domain : Engineering and Industrial services (EIS), where my client is a car one of the biggest car company.
Extra Curricular: Trekking. I have not involved in much of extra-curricular activities in the past, but plan on doing so in the immediate future
Social service : Taking part in blood donation drive, helping poor with collection of materials for them etc.
I want to know , what will be best MBA major for a guy like me?
Here is my brief profile.
Nationality: Indian
Age: 28
Educational Qualification: B.E.in Electronics & Telecommunications
B.tech Score : CGPA 8.43/10
GMAT Score: 690 (IR : 6, Quantitative: 49, Verbal : 34)
Work Experience: 5 years, 3 months with Tata Consultancy Services (TCS), an Indian IT company
International experience : 15 months of onsite experience in Japan
Role: Module leader, where in I am leading a group of 5-6 persons
Domain : Engineering and Industrial services (EIS), where my client is a car one of the biggest car company.
Extra Curricular: Trekking. I have not involved in much of extra-curricular activities in the past, but plan on doing so in the immediate future
Social service : Taking part in blood donation drive, helping poor with collection of materials for them etc.
I want to know , what will be best MBA major for a guy like me?
12 Mar 2014, 15:13
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Ask yourself why you want to go to b-school first, what do you want to get out of it and where would you like to work after b-school.
If you are just in it for the money then I'd suggest you to look harder and find your passion first. Most post b-school jobs will require you to work at least 60 hrs a week, sometimes double that. so if you don't like what you will be doing and is only in it for the money, it is a waste of your life, really.
If you are just in it for the money then I'd suggest you to look harder and find your passion first. Most post b-school jobs will require you to work at least 60 hrs a week, sometimes double that. so if you don't like what you will be doing and is only in it for the money, it is a waste of your life, really.
Blax0r
Joined: 04 Sep 2012
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Location: United States
Schools: Booth '16 (D) LBS '16 (D) Tuck '16 (D) CBS '16 (D) Kellogg '16 (D) Stern '16 (WD) Sloan '16 (D) Haas '16 (D)
GMAT 1: 760 Q50 V42
GPA: 3.3
Schools: Booth '16 (D) LBS '16 (D) Tuck '16 (D) CBS '16 (D) Kellogg '16 (D) Stern '16 (WD) Sloan '16 (D) Haas '16 (D)
GMAT 1: 760 Q50 V42
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12 Mar 2014, 15:33
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fatb
He didn't imply anything regarding "being in it for the money".
As someone with a similar background (product dev/financial engineering), I think I understand the underlying motivation behind OP's question; our odds of admissions are sooo bad (relatively) that we need to tailor the "right" major in our applications to pass though that damn admissions barrier, regardless of where our true interests lie.
My advice (fwiw) would be to look into the tech product management/entrepreneurship/analytics majors, and frame your application around those majors.
disclaimer: this is advice from someone who've yet to land one wait-list (let alone an admit).
