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nehashukla1205
Joined: 04 Nov 2014
Last visit: 02 Jun 2015
Posts: 5
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Location: United States
Concentration: General Management, Finance
Schools: McCombs '17 (WL) Smith '17 (A$) Boston U '17 (A$) Stern '17 (D) Tepper '17 (S) Kenan-Flagler '17 (WL) McDonough '17 (A)
GMAT 1: 710 Q50 V35
GPA: 3.75
WE:Programming (Computer Software)
Schools: McCombs '17 (WL) Smith '17 (A$) Boston U '17 (A$) Stern '17 (D) Tepper '17 (S) Kenan-Flagler '17 (WL) McDonough '17 (A)
GMAT 1: 710 Q50 V35
Posts: 5
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25 Dec 2014, 04:09
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Hello friends,
My name is Neha Shukla. I took my GMAT on Oct 4th and scored 710 (Quant 50, Verbal 35, AWA 6.0). My TOEFL score is 108 (Reading 26, Listening 24, Speaking 28, Writing 30)
My Xth class % is 82.6%, XIIth class % is 74.4, my undergraduate degree is of 82.6% with distinction. I completed my engineering from Shri G.S. Institute of technology and Science, Indore in Information Technology in 2009.
Work experience: Overall 5.5 years
Infosys: 4 years July 2009 to June 2013
HSBC Software Development: 1.5 years June 2013 to Present
Extra curricular:
Active participate in SNEH, an NGO at Pune, responsible for the upliftment of underprivileged children.
Committee head in HSBC, responsible for organizing extra curricular activities at department level
Participated in a sporting activities like volleyball, football, squash and lawn tennis.
Participated in dance performances during office annual events.
Participated in a number of self grooming workshops, handwriting analysis workshops.
Particpiated in Kaun Banega Crorrepati and reached till the auditions round
Participated in number of blood donation drives.
Awards and achievements:
Won a number of techinical quiz at Infosys
Topped the certification exams at HSBC
Won spot awards at both Infosys and HSBC
Please help me to select good school in US that will suit my profile. I will appreciate if you can categorize the schools as safe, moderate and ambitious. Let me know if you require any more details from my side.
Thanks,
Neha Shukla
My name is Neha Shukla. I took my GMAT on Oct 4th and scored 710 (Quant 50, Verbal 35, AWA 6.0). My TOEFL score is 108 (Reading 26, Listening 24, Speaking 28, Writing 30)
My Xth class % is 82.6%, XIIth class % is 74.4, my undergraduate degree is of 82.6% with distinction. I completed my engineering from Shri G.S. Institute of technology and Science, Indore in Information Technology in 2009.
Work experience: Overall 5.5 years
Infosys: 4 years July 2009 to June 2013
HSBC Software Development: 1.5 years June 2013 to Present
Extra curricular:
Active participate in SNEH, an NGO at Pune, responsible for the upliftment of underprivileged children.
Committee head in HSBC, responsible for organizing extra curricular activities at department level
Participated in a sporting activities like volleyball, football, squash and lawn tennis.
Participated in dance performances during office annual events.
Participated in a number of self grooming workshops, handwriting analysis workshops.
Particpiated in Kaun Banega Crorrepati and reached till the auditions round
Participated in number of blood donation drives.
Awards and achievements:
Won a number of techinical quiz at Infosys
Topped the certification exams at HSBC
Won spot awards at both Infosys and HSBC
Please help me to select good school in US that will suit my profile. I will appreciate if you can categorize the schools as safe, moderate and ambitious. Let me know if you require any more details from my side.
Thanks,
Neha Shukla
25 Dec 2014, 11:47
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Hi Neha Shukla,
First off, a 700/Q50 is a fantastic score, so you should consider any and all possibilities when it comes to the Schools that you apply to. What you really should be doing right now is defining what YOU want out of a degree. Business Schools tend to pick applicants who are well-qualified AND have a career path/plan that matches what the School teaches to.
To that end, you need to define a few things:
1) What do you want to do with your MBA?
2) Is there a particular field or company that you want to work in/for?
3) How long do you want to be in School?
4) Do you want to work while in School?
5) Are you willing to relocate or take classes online?
6) What is your budget? Are you interested in a scholarship?
Etc.
You should not blindly apply to a School because it's a good School. You should apply because the School will provide you with what YOU need to proceed to the next step in your career. Once you have put together a list of Schools that you think are a good fit for your goals, then you might consider talking to an Admissions Expert (there's a Forum full of them on this site) about how best to proceed with your applications.
GMAT assassins aren't born, they're made,
Rich
First off, a 700/Q50 is a fantastic score, so you should consider any and all possibilities when it comes to the Schools that you apply to. What you really should be doing right now is defining what YOU want out of a degree. Business Schools tend to pick applicants who are well-qualified AND have a career path/plan that matches what the School teaches to.
To that end, you need to define a few things:
1) What do you want to do with your MBA?
2) Is there a particular field or company that you want to work in/for?
3) How long do you want to be in School?
4) Do you want to work while in School?
5) Are you willing to relocate or take classes online?
6) What is your budget? Are you interested in a scholarship?
Etc.
You should not blindly apply to a School because it's a good School. You should apply because the School will provide you with what YOU need to proceed to the next step in your career. Once you have put together a list of Schools that you think are a good fit for your goals, then you might consider talking to an Admissions Expert (there's a Forum full of them on this site) about how best to proceed with your applications.
GMAT assassins aren't born, they're made,
Rich
25 Dec 2014, 21:43
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nehashukla1205
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