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14 May 2026, 04:21
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Hi, can you please do a profile evaluation for me:
Female / 27
10th (CBSE): 87.4
12th (CBSE): 89.2 (Commerce + Maths)
Undergrad: University of Delhi, B.A (Hons.) English ~6.8 CGPA
Work experience: Over 7 years (and counting) of corporate experience in the Learning Consulting domain, with over 4 years in one of the Big 4s
Post MBA goal: Within Learning Consulting or related domain to leverage current experience
I have designed a range of learning assets for some of the leading industry giants. I have experience across transformation projects, change management, AI-adoption initiatives, government clients etc.
The clients I’ve worked with span across industries such as automotive, shipping and logistics, mining, accounting, entertainment etc.
I’ve also got significant experience in leading teams, knowledge management and dissemination and training deployment and delivery.
Outside of work, I am a fitness entusiast (ex weight lifter), I've interned with NGOs to educate underpriviledged children in govt. schools. I've also lead the literary club for 2 years in Uni.
I’ve not yet appeared in GMAT, plan to do it next month or so. My target score is about 650-680. Currently somewhere in 500s in mocks.
Please let me know how the profile would look to an adm councillor and what areas to focus on in college application.
Thanks, appreciate all the help!
Female / 27
10th (CBSE): 87.4
12th (CBSE): 89.2 (Commerce + Maths)
Undergrad: University of Delhi, B.A (Hons.) English ~6.8 CGPA
Work experience: Over 7 years (and counting) of corporate experience in the Learning Consulting domain, with over 4 years in one of the Big 4s
Post MBA goal: Within Learning Consulting or related domain to leverage current experience
I have designed a range of learning assets for some of the leading industry giants. I have experience across transformation projects, change management, AI-adoption initiatives, government clients etc.
The clients I’ve worked with span across industries such as automotive, shipping and logistics, mining, accounting, entertainment etc.
I’ve also got significant experience in leading teams, knowledge management and dissemination and training deployment and delivery.
Outside of work, I am a fitness entusiast (ex weight lifter), I've interned with NGOs to educate underpriviledged children in govt. schools. I've also lead the literary club for 2 years in Uni.
I’ve not yet appeared in GMAT, plan to do it next month or so. My target score is about 650-680. Currently somewhere in 500s in mocks.
Please let me know how the profile would look to an adm councillor and what areas to focus on in college application.
Thanks, appreciate all the help!
14 May 2026, 06:25
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Hello,
Your profile looks pretty competitive for ISB and other Indian b-schools. The work experience is substantial and spread across varied projects, which should help you build a strong resume. Remember to add quantified achievements to your resume, highlighting what revenue, time, cost-efficiency, scale, or business outcomes you helped your clients achieve.
Other than helping you create a stronger resume, this focus on quantified achievements will also help you show a business mindset and a clear understanding of the business value of your work. This will be important for someone coming from a non-quant or non-business academic background. I also assume your role may not be very directly focused on business metrics, so bringing out measurable impact wherever possible will help.
In your extracurriculars, the NGO teaching work connects well with your learning and education-related experience. Are you still volunteering as that would show continued commitment.
The post-MBA goal is believable because it builds on your existing experience in learning consulting. However, what you propose as a career goal should require an MBA and not be a position 1-2 levels above your current one that you could easily reach by putting in a few more years of work. The best career goals are realistic, but also ambitious and show that you desire to make a larger and sustainable impact through your career.
Aim for a 675+ GMAT score so that it helps support your academic arc and makes the overall profile much more competitive.
Namita Garg,
Founder, MBA Decoder
Email: [email protected]
Reach out to us for a Profile Evaluation
Helping applicants achieve their MBA dreams since 2011
Your profile looks pretty competitive for ISB and other Indian b-schools. The work experience is substantial and spread across varied projects, which should help you build a strong resume. Remember to add quantified achievements to your resume, highlighting what revenue, time, cost-efficiency, scale, or business outcomes you helped your clients achieve.
Other than helping you create a stronger resume, this focus on quantified achievements will also help you show a business mindset and a clear understanding of the business value of your work. This will be important for someone coming from a non-quant or non-business academic background. I also assume your role may not be very directly focused on business metrics, so bringing out measurable impact wherever possible will help.
In your extracurriculars, the NGO teaching work connects well with your learning and education-related experience. Are you still volunteering as that would show continued commitment.
The post-MBA goal is believable because it builds on your existing experience in learning consulting. However, what you propose as a career goal should require an MBA and not be a position 1-2 levels above your current one that you could easily reach by putting in a few more years of work. The best career goals are realistic, but also ambitious and show that you desire to make a larger and sustainable impact through your career.
Aim for a 675+ GMAT score so that it helps support your academic arc and makes the overall profile much more competitive.
Namita Garg,
Founder, MBA Decoder
Email: [email protected]
Reach out to us for a Profile Evaluation
Helping applicants achieve their MBA dreams since 2011
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