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05 Dec 2019, 13:57
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26 y/o Indian male, Marine engineer by qualification.
Undergrad B.TECH Marine Engineering, BITS Pilani India CGPA 7.21/10
W.E 43 months with Maersk Line as an engineer on board ships.
GMAT score 690 (Q 48 V 35 IR 6 AWA 5.5)
IELTS Academic score 8 (Listening 9 Reading 8.5 Writing 7.5 Speaking 7.5)
Wanting to use my international experience as a seafarer and move into an ops mgmt profile, and prospects of doing specialization in supply chain and logistics would brighten my chances coming from shipping industry.
Applied to
Rotman School of Management University of Toronto
Schulich School of Business York University
Ted Rogers School of Management Ryerson University
Degroote School of Business Mcmaster University
Sauder School of Business University of British Columbia
Ruled out HEC and Mcgill as I would prefer being in or around Toronto/Ontario/Vancouver.
Undergrad B.TECH Marine Engineering, BITS Pilani India CGPA 7.21/10
W.E 43 months with Maersk Line as an engineer on board ships.
GMAT score 690 (Q 48 V 35 IR 6 AWA 5.5)
IELTS Academic score 8 (Listening 9 Reading 8.5 Writing 7.5 Speaking 7.5)
Wanting to use my international experience as a seafarer and move into an ops mgmt profile, and prospects of doing specialization in supply chain and logistics would brighten my chances coming from shipping industry.
Applied to
Rotman School of Management University of Toronto
Schulich School of Business York University
Ted Rogers School of Management Ryerson University
Degroote School of Business Mcmaster University
Sauder School of Business University of British Columbia
Ruled out HEC and Mcgill as I would prefer being in or around Toronto/Ontario/Vancouver.
05 Dec 2019, 22:02
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VanshujArora
26 y/o Indian male, Marine engineer by qualification.
Undergrad B.TECH Marine Engineering, BITS Pilani India CGPA 7.21/10
W.E 43 months with Maersk Line as an engineer on board ships.
GMAT score 690 (Q 48 V 35 IR 6 AWA 5.5)
IELTS Academic score 8 (Listening 9 Reading 8.5 Writing 7.5 Speaking 7.5)
Wanting to use my international experience as a seafarer and move into an ops mgmt profile, and prospects of doing specialization in supply chain and logistics would brighten my chances coming from shipping industry.
Applied to
Rotman School of Management University of Toronto
Schulich School of Business York University
Ted Rogers School of Management Ryerson University
Degroote School of Business Mcmaster University
Sauder School of Business University of British Columbia
Ruled out HEC and Mcgill as I would prefer being in or around Toronto/Ontario/Vancouver.
Undergrad B.TECH Marine Engineering, BITS Pilani India CGPA 7.21/10
W.E 43 months with Maersk Line as an engineer on board ships.
GMAT score 690 (Q 48 V 35 IR 6 AWA 5.5)
IELTS Academic score 8 (Listening 9 Reading 8.5 Writing 7.5 Speaking 7.5)
Wanting to use my international experience as a seafarer and move into an ops mgmt profile, and prospects of doing specialization in supply chain and logistics would brighten my chances coming from shipping industry.
Applied to
Rotman School of Management University of Toronto
Schulich School of Business York University
Ted Rogers School of Management Ryerson University
Degroote School of Business Mcmaster University
Sauder School of Business University of British Columbia
Ruled out HEC and Mcgill as I would prefer being in or around Toronto/Ontario/Vancouver.
Have you already applied or you have to apply?
Your GMAT is low for Rotman, but it will work at all other programs. Demonstrating your leadership skills by handling of the often risky, unprecedented situations on sea will remain an important criterion for the evaluation of your applications.
Reach out to us for help with your applications if you haven't applied as yet.
05 Dec 2019, 22:54
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Thank you for the feedback.
I've already applied to these schools but I have been told that I should apply to NUS and NTU since Singapore is a logistics hub and my history with Maersk could help put up a strong case in these schools. I am a slightly apprehensive about my chances in these schools due to my GMAT score
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I've already applied to these schools but I have been told that I should apply to NUS and NTU since Singapore is a logistics hub and my history with Maersk could help put up a strong case in these schools. I am a slightly apprehensive about my chances in these schools due to my GMAT score
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