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8 years
India
2025
Female
Score: 720 GMAT Classic
GPA: 3.6
Pre-MBA industry: Energy and Utilities
Post-MBA industry: Consulting
Have 8 years of experience in Indianoil corporation ltd. In operations. Working as Production manager. Want to join consulting or strategy roles.
Also do I need to re-take GMAT for a higher score?
Also do I need to re-take GMAT for a higher score?
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- You can add a whole set of other schools to the mix which will do justice to your career aspirations of being a consultant
-You have a strong GPA but will also a need a strong GMAT score to make the cut
-Stanford GBS tends to look favorable on candidates coming from innovation, tech and entrepreneurship, VC background and looking to build career in these avenues and hence may not be the best bet for a career in consulting. HBS will be a solid option though
- Do explore schools like MIT Sloan, Kellogg, Darden, Ross as well
- You can add a whole set of other schools to the mix which will do justice to your career aspirations of being a consultant
-You have a strong GPA but will also a need a strong GMAT score to make the cut
-Stanford GBS tends to look favorable on candidates coming from innovation, tech and entrepreneurship, VC background and looking to build career in these avenues and hence may not be the best bet for a career in consulting. HBS will be a solid option though
- Do explore schools like MIT Sloan, Kellogg, Darden, Ross as well