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3 years
India
2025
Male
Score: Plan to take the GMAT
GPA: 3.7
Pre-MBA industry: Manufacturing
Post-MBA industry: Finance: Private Equity
Stanford GSB
Full Time MBA
Full Time MBA
2 years ago
26 Jun 2023 08:06
Booth
Full Time MBA
Full Time MBA
2 years ago
26 Jun 2023 08:06
Columbia
Full Time MBA
Full Time MBA
2 years ago
26 Jun 2023 08:06
Harvard
Full Time MBA
Full Time MBA
2 years ago
26 Jun 2023 08:06
HEC Paris
January Intake
January Intake
2 years ago
26 Jun 2023 08:06
INSEAD
August Intake
August Intake
2 years ago
26 Jun 2023 08:06
LBS
Full Time MBA
Full Time MBA
2 years ago
26 Jun 2023 08:06
Said
Full Time MBA
Full Time MBA
2 years ago
26 Jun 2023 08:06
Sloan MIT
Full Time MBA
Full Time MBA
2 years ago
26 Jun 2023 08:06
Wharton
Full Time MBA
Full Time MBA
2 years ago
26 Jun 2023 08:06
2 years ago
26 Jun 2023 08:06
I am an engineer (B.Tech from NIT, M.Tech from IIT).Total work ex of 3 yrs by AUG 2023 in steel Manufacturing sector comprising daily management of software models(python,c#,SQL). My post MBA plan is to work in Finance sector preferably in PE/VC/IB and continue in the same for career progression. My profile : 10th : 96.18%, 12th: 86.83% , 1 yr gap ,btech : 7.8 ,1 yr job, MTech : 9.24, 2 yr job(current)
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TheMBAEdge
2 years ago
29 Jun 2023, 04:09
With below median work ex, GPA and a GAP year in your profile, you will need to focus on offsetting these constrains with a solid GMAT score. Additionally, the schools in your mind tend to be ambitious even for candidates without your constrains and robust GMAT scores, hence would suggest putting in a lot more research and analysis in your school shortlisting strategy. Try to adopt a portfolio approach with a mix of ambitious and safe options to have a better outcome.
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TheMBAEdge
2 years ago
29 Jun 2023, 04:09
With below median work ex, GPA and a GAP year in your profile, you will need to focus on offsetting these constrains with a solid GMAT score. Additionally, the schools in your mind tend to be ambitious even for candidates without your constrains and robust GMAT scores, hence would suggest putting in a lot more research and analysis in your school shortlisting strategy. Try to adopt a portfolio approach with a mix of ambitious and safe options to have a better outcome.
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