Hey Abhishek,

Thank you for sharing your profile!

Your GMAT score is solid although you maybe slightly early with just 25 months total work ex (assuming 36months by the time you start your program). We have seen good success with early career candidates who have strong GMAT scores and have put in good applications, so no harm in giving the schools a shot. You haven't provided enough information on your work ex so will be difficult to comment on the nature and quality of your role given that it is pure WFH format.
In terms of school selection, ISB is a good option along with the Rotman and Ivey both of which are solid Canadian MBAs and both of them are feeders into Consulting firms across Canada. Don't link your MBA to your PR as both are entirely different processes, you are eligible to apply for your Canadian PR in most cases after you have work experience in Canada which can be obtained through the Post-graduation work permit which can subsequently be used to apply for a PR. Since there is no guarantee of a PR and its more process oriented, both Rotman and Ivey will give you a fair shot at Canadian work ex and thereafter a PR. Do keep in mind that with the 1 year format in case of Ivey, there wont be an internship which at times becomes important for a career pivot.

Hope that helps? Do feel free to reach out at info@thembaedge.com if you need any other clarity.

You role sounds like a high impact one with access to senior leadership and keep decision making which can be a strong positive from an application point of view, would advise to be at it and even look at expanding your responsibilities to get some international and leadership focused experience. In terms of the schools, see with 27months ISB should be a fair shot since they recruit candidates across a wide spectrum of work experience and 720 should be a fairly respectable score. For the Canadian schools i.e. Rotman and Ivey, you maybe slightly on the lower side on the work ex front so would suggest that you wait a year and work on enhancing your profile to have a stronger chance at an admit. Would suggest that 3-6 years is the optimum age range from an application point of view.
Most schools have been working with candidates who have 3 years of undergrad education and hence that shouldn't be a an area of concern.

I'm really glad for your insights into my profile, and as my concerns are sorted, I believe I will gather another year of experience and opt for Rotman and Ivey next year. I will look up some recommendations for what exactly would make my profile better and also give my profile some relevance to consulting, which may help in the future.
I'm really delighted that you replied and took these concerns off my chest.

Glad my inputs could help! Some aspects to improve your profile
- Look for some international experience (spend sometime in your HQ)
- Take on projects where you will be managing a small team (will important for your career growth as well)
- Focus on building your ECs (these are overlooked by some of the most capable applicants)
- If you can bump your GMAT, give it a shot (higher GMAT also translates into more financial aid)
- For consulting try to focus on building your problem solving skills, explore some certifications that maybe relevant for your desired area of specialization within consulting

Yes, as I now have one more year, I will give the GMAT again, targeting a 740+, so I can get some crucial financial aid. I will also work on my profile in and out of the job, working on all the mentioned inputs, and hopefully by the start of my application next year, I will connect here with a delight.
Thanks a ton