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JainShubham
Joined: 27 May 2016
Last visit: 05 Sep 2021
Posts: 65
Location: India
Concentration: Finance, Strategy
Schools: ISB '18 (A) NTU '18 (A$) NUS '19 (S) Rotman '19 (D) McCombs '19 (S) ESSEC '19 (A$) Kenan-Flagler '19 (D)
GMAT 1: 690 Q49 V34
GPA: 3.2
WE:Engineering (Consulting)
Schools: ISB '18 (A) NTU '18 (A$) NUS '19 (S) Rotman '19 (D) McCombs '19 (S) ESSEC '19 (A$) Kenan-Flagler '19 (D)
GMAT 1: 690 Q49 V34
Posts: 65
17 Oct 2016, 16:19
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Hola Everyone,
I wanted to understand whether MBB (preferably Singapore/India) hire NUS Grads right after school?
And if yes, then how many? I could not find this information anywhere, so hoping some of you could help me out here.
Also, I want to get into Management/Strategy consulting post my MBA, so would be good to know which schools should I target in Asia, or any other part of the world?
I have a budget constraint of 3.5-4 million INR (50-60K USD). Currently I am thinking of ISB, NUS, NTU, HEC Paris (MSc. Fin) in the same preference.
Quick background: I'm a Mechanical Engineer from BITS Pilani, India. Currently working as Senior Strategy Analyst at Goldman Sachs. Will have 4 years of work ex before MBA (targeting 2017). Co-founder of an educational startup during college, with decent grades and good extra-curriculars. GMAT(710) is a bit on the lower side though , writing again in 2 weeks(target 750).
Thank you,
Shubham
I wanted to understand whether MBB (preferably Singapore/India) hire NUS Grads right after school?
And if yes, then how many? I could not find this information anywhere, so hoping some of you could help me out here.
Also, I want to get into Management/Strategy consulting post my MBA, so would be good to know which schools should I target in Asia, or any other part of the world?
I have a budget constraint of 3.5-4 million INR (50-60K USD). Currently I am thinking of ISB, NUS, NTU, HEC Paris (MSc. Fin) in the same preference.
Quick background: I'm a Mechanical Engineer from BITS Pilani, India. Currently working as Senior Strategy Analyst at Goldman Sachs. Will have 4 years of work ex before MBA (targeting 2017). Co-founder of an educational startup during college, with decent grades and good extra-curriculars. GMAT(710) is a bit on the lower side though , writing again in 2 weeks(target 750).
Thank you,
Shubham
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krutik123
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18 Oct 2016, 12:04
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The probability of getting into MBB from NUS post-MBA would be less than 10% . NUS faces super steep competition from INSEAD, who is the industry leader in Singapore. INSEAD has a tie-up with MBB as a big chunk of their students come in from MBB for career progression. Insea has two campuses and since there are not many jobs in Europe right now, it places a major chunk to Singapore. Having said that, it's not impossible to get into MBB, but it would be very very difficult, unless you have some very influential contacts into those firms an your profile is up to the mark for those firms.
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JainShubham
Joined: 27 May 2016
Last visit: 05 Sep 2021
Posts: 65
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Location: India
Concentration: Finance, Strategy
Schools: ISB '18 (A) NTU '18 (A$) NUS '19 (S) Rotman '19 (D) McCombs '19 (S) ESSEC '19 (A$) Kenan-Flagler '19 (D)
GMAT 1: 690 Q49 V34
GPA: 3.2
WE:Engineering (Consulting)
Schools: ISB '18 (A) NTU '18 (A$) NUS '19 (S) Rotman '19 (D) McCombs '19 (S) ESSEC '19 (A$) Kenan-Flagler '19 (D)
GMAT 1: 690 Q49 V34
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18 Oct 2016, 17:43
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krutik123
Thanks for the reply.
2 quick questions.
1) How relevant/credible are NUS/NTU MBA in India, while applying for MBB?
2) Could you please recommend which schools should I target in Asia, or any other part of the world?
I have a budget constraint of 3.5-4 million INR (50-60K USD). Currently I am thinking of ISB, NUS, NTU, HEC Paris (MSc. Fin) in the same preference.
Quick background: I'm a Mechanical Engineer from BITS Pilani, India. Currently working as Senior Strategy Analyst at Goldman Sachs. Will have 4 years of work ex before MBA (targeting 2017). Co-founder of an educational startup during college, with decent grades and good extra-curriculars. GMAT(710) is a bit on the lower side though , writing again in 2 weeks(target 750).
