lincy93 wrote:
Hi All,
I am presently working as a Software professional and below are my details. Please evaluate my profile:
1- For the past two years I was working for Deloitte Consulting.
2- Presently working for a start up as a Team lead.
Work Experience:
Two years as an Abap developer in Deloitte. Got many appreciation and awards during my tenure in Deloitte.
I was also the thread lead of one of their initiative.
Presently working as a team lead in one of the start ups where we have successfully implemented the GST.
By November I will be having 3 years of work experience.
Academics:
10th-93%
12th-84%
Undergrad: 80%
Extra-curricular activities;
1-A professional Odissi Dancer. I have done my PG in odissi.
2-A Lalit Kala academy winner for painting.
3- I am associated with a NGO, where I take Toefl classes for the students who aspire to study abroad.
4-I was the cultural secretary in my college. I had successfully organized many national and International events(IYF-Indian Youth festival).
5-I had also organized a Blood donation camp for around 10K people.
6-I was also the cultural event lead during my tenure in Deloitte.
I am going to take my GMAT next week.
So please let me know if my profile can match up to the class profile of an ISB grad.
Best
Sudeshna Mohanty
As an ISB alumnus, I can say that you surely have it in you to get into ISB. A strong profile with a nice mix of academics, experience and extra-curriculars.
* You have fairly consistent scores across school & college. Getting a 700+ on the GMAT will be in line with this and indicate to the admissions committee that you are prepared for a rigorous 1 year MBA program.
* Experience as a Team Lead will be a plus and help write a strong story around your leadership potential - a key trait that ISB looks for.
* Diverse extra-curriculars add colour to your profile and will be good talking points in your essays & interviews.
Overall, a solid profile which has all the ingredients to make it to ISB.
Next steps:
* Get 700+ on the GMAT (while a 680 would also be fine but the higher score you get, the better)
* Write well-drafted essays which focus on your differentiators. Do not try to write too many points (a common mistake) to impress the adcom. Be focused.
Hope this helps. Feel free to reach out in case of any further queries.
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