Hi Ayush, thanks for the additional info, and good to keep up that article writing.
For schools like that, you should at least aim for a 700 overall, with high percentile scores in all sections (like above a 70% in both quant and verbal and a 6 or higher on IR).
It's tough to advise on how to write your story without knowing the full details (this is something we spend a lot of time on with clients), but generally I'd say that any experience you've had is fair game for the essays -- such that, if you need to share an example from growing up or college, that can be relevant to your story; the essays don't need to be exclusively about the last few years of your life. Schools are looking to get to know you and the experiences that influenced you. You should also plan to use the optional essay about the gap year.
When it comes to writing more traditional career goal essays, you should check out our personal statement guide here:
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Kate
[quote="ayushelsavio"]Hi Kate,
Thanks for your evaluation.
So, to answer your questions:
1. I have not yet got any opportunity to have exposure to any other country.
2. I am seeking opportunity for leadership in other fields, but unfortunately, I haven't got any experience on that front.
3. I write articles/thought pieces on facebook and my linkedIn page, but I am not regular.
4. I have not been able to pursue acting as yet.
Thanks for your advice, I will try to work on these along with my prep for GMAT. I will try to religiously write articles on LinkedIn. I am also searching for acting opportunities, and would surely try to get some exposure here.
Again, big thanks for your review.
I have a few queries though:
1. What should be my GMAT to have a good chance in Tepper, INSEAD and ISB?
2. How should I approach my story, when writing the essays for the schools? As in, I have been a well-rounded individual till my college, but due to some reason or other after coming in corporate, I missed all that made me a holistic person. This doesn't mean, I have lost my skills, it's just that I have not handled my situations well, been too busy in making a living that I had to leave my passion projects.
How should I approach this?
3. How should I address the year gaps? I don't know if 'trying to get in my dream college but failed' and 'fighting illness, falling in love with coding, teaching oneself and finding a job' would make acceptable reasons. I am not sure what I should do here?
Please guide me.
Thanks
Ayush Kumar