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5 years
United States
2025
Male
Score: 770 GMAT Classic
GPA: 8.1/10
Pre-MBA industry: Consulting
Post-MBA industry: Finance
Harvard
Full Time MBA
Full Time MBA
Round 2
AppliedJan 6, 25
8 days ago
Stanford GSB
Full Time MBA
Full Time MBA
Round 2
AppliedJan 8, 25
8 days ago
Booth
Full Time MBA
Full Time MBA
Round 2
AppliedJan 7, 25
8 days ago
Kellogg
Full Time MBA
Full Time MBA
Round 2
AppliedJan 8, 25
8 days ago
Ross (Michigan)
Full Time MBA
Full Time MBA
Round 1
AppliedSep 7, 24
InterviewedOct 20, 24
AcceptedDec 4, 24
Scholarship100%
1 month ago
Columbia
Full Time MBA
Full Time MBA
Round 1
InterviewedOct 28, 24
1 month ago
Sloan MIT
Full Time MBA
Full Time MBA
Round 1
AppliedSep 29, 24
WaitlistedOct 28, 24
1 month ago
Wharton
Full Time MBA
Full Time MBA
Round 1
AppliedSep 3, 24
DeniedOct 24, 24
2 months ago
Fuqua
Full Time MBA
Full Time MBA
Early Action
InterviewedOct 7, 24
AcceptedOct 18, 24
Scholarship50%
3 months ago
Darden
Full Time MBA
Full Time MBA
Early Round
InterviewedSep 16, 24
AcceptedOct 15, 24
ScholarshipNone
3 months ago
Tuck
Full Time MBA
Full Time MBA
Round 1
InterviewedSep 18, 24
3 months ago
2 Jun 2024 10:06
US national but Indian ethnicity.

Undergrad- Engineering at top 3 IIT in India.
2 years in a small socially oriented consulting firm in India.
(Current)2 years at a large US-based telco in strategy function. Recent promotion and additional unofficial promotion.
ECs: Board of small non profit in TX. Leading DEI culture initiatives at work for large business unit.
Looking to transition to IB in a TMT function
Let me know strengths and gaps :)
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01 Jun 2024, 21:34
Wow you got one amazing score!

Everything looks great on paper. There’s a little bit of a question about the transition to investment banking and Weather you have enough industry experience to make yourself attractive. That would be the only gap I could see but I’m trying to dig deep here 😂

PS. I like your school choice 👍
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01 Jun 2024, 21:42
Thanks so much! That is reassuring. The transition to IB, I realise I don't have a ton of experience but gotta start somewhere. What might help is that I've cleared CFA L2 and perhaps can highlight some financial analyses I've done at work.
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01 Jun 2024, 21:53
I am pretty clueless when it comes to the IB recruiting, esp in the current market. so I would recommend finding someone who has gotten a summer internship in the firm your targeting and finding out how they did it. Sometimes I’ve been looking at their LinkedIn profile you can tell - eg worked for Intel prior, or a specific industry…. I would recommend actually speaking with them - he will learn an amazing wealth of information related to recruiting and admissions and it will be extremely helpful during the application process because it will demonstrate that you have done your homework and therefore will strengthen your application, If you can drop a name during the interview or in the essay. AdCom com picks up things like that. One thing is to have a plan and another is to have a plan that has been vetted.

PS. It’s really helpful for your application and recruiting if you can even narrow down the banks where you would like to work or recruit at.
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02 Jun 2024, 10:30
Great advice. Appreciate you!!!