Profile evaluation for Ross (Michigan), Kellogg, Stanford, Berkeley Haas, Yale, CBS, Booth (Chicago), UVA Darden, HBS, Sloan (MIT), GMAT Focus 735, Technology background, from India

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6 months ago

Hey
Priyanka here from ARINGO. Congratulations on your GMAT. Your profile looks strong and well-balanced that combines brand-name corporate experience, entrepreneurial exposure, and standout extracurriculars, a mix that top MBA programs value.

Your transition from Citi to a startup working with Nestlé, P&G, and Unilever adds significant credibility, it shows you’ve operated at both a structured MNC and a dynamic startup level, with global exposure and tangible results. Focus on emphasizing the "why MBA" and “why now” and the impact narrative behind your supply-chain-tech work. Your ECs, representing India in Ultimate Frisbee, state-level tennis, and founding a sports-access initiative makes your profile multidimensional and leadership driven, the kind of personal depth elite schools look for. Excellent LORs from senior leaders will further boost your case.

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deceptrix

5 months ago

Did u got kellogg invite?

applying in round 2

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Nice experience. Getting an LOR from the CEO sounds commendable, but then it depends in how large the startup is. The ECAs look alright; I like the continuity in the program you've set to help underprivileged athletes. Hope you will have a few quantifiable achievements from this aspect in your profile.
Your short term goals sound alright but I am not so clear on how that leads to your long term goal. At a consulting company you will most likely work with Fortune 500 companies on their supply chain issues, which would be remarkably different from issues faced by SMEs. I understand transferable knowledge etc, but how will this experience set you up for working with SMEs (with different characteristics and needs)in the long run? Just something for you to think and refine as you write your goals.

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