Hello Saloni,

Your post MBA Goals appear to be extremely clear. I’m glad you have a very clear vision of what you’re looking to achieve.
I also see the schools that you’re targeting. A little more insights on your background, your previous experience, your achievements and your GMAT score would be important parameters to gauge the best fir University.
Saying so, we would also be able to have a bit more targeted approach for applying to each University if you can align exactly what is it that you seek from each University in particular that would help you in the goals you mentioned above. I would be happy to discuss in detail with you over a quick chat / call and help you with a few tips!

Thanks,
Mrunal Deo
Chartered Account, MBA - EDHEC Business School
Email - contact@involve-consulting.com
Linkedin - https://www.linkedin.com/in/mrunaldeo1509

Hello

Your profile for MBA admissions consists of some key elements. You have two years of work experience, which is lower for MBA programs, especially for top schools. You are from India, a common nationality among MBA applicants, particularly for international programs.

Target MBA Schools: You have listed a mix of top-tier MBA programs, including US and European schools. Your choice of schools is competitive, and your chances will depend on the strength of your application.

You plan to take the GMAT, but you haven't provided a score. Your GMAT score is a critical factor in your application, and a high score can significantly improve your chances, especially for top-tier schools.

You've mentioned a GPA of 7, but the grading scale may differ by country and institution. It's essential to convert this GPA to the 4.0 scale for better understanding. A strong GPA is important for your application.

You mentioned that your pre-MBA industry is "Other," but you haven't provided specific details. Admissions committees will want to know more about your background and experiences. You've outlined your short-term, mid-term, and long-term goals, which include leveraging your language and cultural skills in international trading, introducing new products, and expanding your NGO efforts. These goals align with various aspects of business and social impact.

In your case, the competitiveness of your application will depend on several factors, including your GMAT score, the quality of your work experience, your leadership potential, and the clarity of your goals. Given the highly competitive nature of MBA admissions, it's crucial to prepare a strong application, including a compelling resume, essays, and letters of recommendation. Additionally, consider highlighting the unique aspects of your profile, such as your cultural and language skills and non-profit experience.

Suppose your GMAT score is competitive and you can effectively convey your strengths and aspirations in your application. In that case, you have a strong chance of being admitted to the MBA programs you've mentioned. However, the specifics of your application and how you present your story will play a significant role in your admission outcomes.

Feel free to schedule a free profile evaluation call with us to discuss your profile better and give a fair evaluation of your chances of admission to top Business schools.