rajkumarchinthala wrote:
Hi All,
Can anybody , please help to advice my chances of getting into ISB.
" NPI product Development Engineering lead and lean manufacturing professional with over 12 years of overseas (Malaysia) work experience in Electronic/Semiconductor Manufacturing Industry"
Profile:Male
Nationality: Indian.
Industry: Electronic Manufacturing
Age 33
Married with son
GMAT Score:640 ( Q43,V34)
Education:
M.Tech. (Electrical Engineering) from IIT Roorkee, Roorkee, in the year 2010 with 8.28/10
B.Tech. (Electrical and Electronics Engineering) from JNTU, Hyderabad, India, in the year 2007 with 65.7%
Diploma (Electrical and Electronics Engineering) from JN Govt. Polytechnic, Hyderabad in 2002 with 82.77% (Topper of the Batch)
Other Courses:
Improving SMT PCBA Process (May’12),
SPC-Strategic Process Control (Aug’12)
Statics with JMP10 (Jun’12),
Strategic Presentation Skills(Oct’12)
and Technical Writing Skills ( Apr’12) from ProQual Training & Human Resources, PSDC and Right Capital International at IPOH
Work Experience:
Aug’10-Jan’11 QA Engineer
Jan’11-Aug’12 Failure Analysis Engineer
Aug’13-May’15 Senior NPI Product Engineer
Since May’15 Staff NPI Product Engineer
Extra-Curricular:
- working closely with NGO at Hometown to accelerate and educate youth.
Post MBA:
Operations,General Management, Project Management and Consulting.
Thanks
Raj
Hi Raj
Your profile is quite strong from all perspectives, except for two: GMAT score and quantum of work experience. You will be among the most experienced professionals at ISB, if you are selected, and so in your application you will need to have a very strong justification for why you need an MBA at this stage. Also, the GMAT score, while not the biggest criterion at your experience level, is low.
Would recommend you focus closely on your essays to create a good case. While essay 1 should not be an issue, given the rich experience you have, essay 2 (why MBA, and why now) will be critical.
Hope this helps. Feel free to come back with more queries as needed.