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10 Aug 2021, 04:07
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Hi,
Background: 28 year old Indian Male
Undergrad: Indian Institute of Technology, Delhi GPA: 7.8/10
GMAT: 720 (Q50 V37)
GRE:326 (Q166 V160)
Work Experience: 74 months. Working in India as a Associate, AI-Data Scientist Role, at one of the biggest Asset Managers in the world. In the financial Modeling Group, Where i create Liquidity Risk models for the firm and its clients. We help manage risk for our clients especially liquidity risk. Working with firm since graduating, have worked in the areas of Retirement Modeling and Derivative Modeling. Have been promoted once previously.
Leadership:
Solely Responsible for big projects implemented in liquidity space and Only representative in APAC region to help clients (20+) understand models and how to use them.
International Experience: Visited New York twice for meeting higher management and presenting work on key deliverable. Interned during undergrad at Paris and Hong Kong.
Post MBA: I want to transition more towards AI-Product management role where i could think from a AI- product perspective instead of just building them. MBA would help me think from various perspectives and as well help me build management skills in both product/project and as well as people management skill.
In the long run i aspire to lead the AI-Data Division in a firm.
Community /EC: Head of engagement and mentorship India-team at my firm, Have mentored personally over 20 people. Taken part in various social/CSR events taken by the firm
Background: 28 year old Indian Male
Undergrad: Indian Institute of Technology, Delhi GPA: 7.8/10
GMAT: 720 (Q50 V37)
GRE:326 (Q166 V160)
Work Experience: 74 months. Working in India as a Associate, AI-Data Scientist Role, at one of the biggest Asset Managers in the world. In the financial Modeling Group, Where i create Liquidity Risk models for the firm and its clients. We help manage risk for our clients especially liquidity risk. Working with firm since graduating, have worked in the areas of Retirement Modeling and Derivative Modeling. Have been promoted once previously.
Leadership:
Solely Responsible for big projects implemented in liquidity space and Only representative in APAC region to help clients (20+) understand models and how to use them.
International Experience: Visited New York twice for meeting higher management and presenting work on key deliverable. Interned during undergrad at Paris and Hong Kong.
Post MBA: I want to transition more towards AI-Product management role where i could think from a AI- product perspective instead of just building them. MBA would help me think from various perspectives and as well help me build management skills in both product/project and as well as people management skill.
In the long run i aspire to lead the AI-Data Division in a firm.
Community /EC: Head of engagement and mentorship India-team at my firm, Have mentored personally over 20 people. Taken part in various social/CSR events taken by the firm
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11 Aug 2021, 00:40
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Hi shreyansmehta92,
Thank you for sharing your profile. Starting with the stats, your undergrad GPA is good. The average GRE score for Wharton and Columbia is around 324, and yours is 326. So, with this GRE score and overall application, you stand a chance at the b-school. On the work front, your work experience seems good. I can see some leadership experiences and impact in your work profile. You have some stint of international experience as well. Try to demonstrate this experience in such a way that it will give your profile a global outlook.
Your post-MBA goals are aligned with your previous work experience. Make sure you connect the dots and explain how an MBA can help you fill the gaps in your profile and achieve your goals. In addition, you may want to read an article on how to differentiate yourself in your MBA application essays; you will get the knowledge that will help you increase your chances of being admitted into the desired Business school.
Overall, your profile is good. A 326 GRE is good, in my opinion, as long as you can bring quantitative skills to your profile, which I believe you have, and GRE alone cannot be the deciding factor. Your overall profile and how you present it plays an important role. If you’d like, we are happy to hop on a call with you sometime this week to discuss your profile in length and further chances to the b-schools. Feel free to book a free session with us as per your convenience.
Cheers!
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Thank you for sharing your profile. Starting with the stats, your undergrad GPA is good. The average GRE score for Wharton and Columbia is around 324, and yours is 326. So, with this GRE score and overall application, you stand a chance at the b-school. On the work front, your work experience seems good. I can see some leadership experiences and impact in your work profile. You have some stint of international experience as well. Try to demonstrate this experience in such a way that it will give your profile a global outlook.
Your post-MBA goals are aligned with your previous work experience. Make sure you connect the dots and explain how an MBA can help you fill the gaps in your profile and achieve your goals. In addition, you may want to read an article on how to differentiate yourself in your MBA application essays; you will get the knowledge that will help you increase your chances of being admitted into the desired Business school.
Overall, your profile is good. A 326 GRE is good, in my opinion, as long as you can bring quantitative skills to your profile, which I believe you have, and GRE alone cannot be the deciding factor. Your overall profile and how you present it plays an important role. If you’d like, we are happy to hop on a call with you sometime this week to discuss your profile in length and further chances to the b-schools. Feel free to book a free session with us as per your convenience.
Cheers!
Neha Hadke
Profile Analyst & Community Manager, MBA and Beyond
Testimonials
Email: [email protected]
shreyansmehta92
10 Jul 2023, 09:36
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