|
|
GMAT Club Daily Prep
Thank you for using the timer - this advanced tool can estimate your performance and suggest more practice questions. We have subscribed you to Daily Prep Questions via email.
Customized
for You
Track
Your Progress
Practice
Pays
Not interested in getting valuable practice questions and articles delivered to your email? No problem, unsubscribe here.
mittalbwoy
Current Student
Joined: 29 Apr 2018
Last visit: 15 Dec 2025
Posts: 112
Own Kudos:
Given Kudos: 274
Location: India
Concentration: Technology, Strategy
Schools: Ivey (II) Stern '24 (A) Columbia CBS '24 (D) Ross '24 (M$) Tepper '24 (A$) Anderson '24 (A$$) Tuck '24 (WL) Johnson '24 (WL)
GMAT 1: 730 Q48 V41
GMAT 2: 760 Q49 V46
GPA: 4
WE:Consulting (Consulting)
Schools: Ivey (II) Stern '24 (A) Columbia CBS '24 (D) Ross '24 (M$) Tepper '24 (A$) Anderson '24 (A$$) Tuck '24 (WL) Johnson '24 (WL)
GMAT 2: 760 Q49 V46
Posts: 112
Kudos:
63
29 Jul 2018, 03:33
Kudos
Bookmarks
Hi Everyone
I'm pretty new to the forum and this is the first post that I'm making.
I'd like to get my profile evaluated for INSEAD.
Indian Male. B.Tech in CSE from Top 10 pvt Universities in the country. 73% graduation percentage.
Working with Deloitte USI in the Risk and Financial Advisory as an Analyst. Will have 2 years of work experience while applying.
GMAT Score expectations- 730.
Have an extensive co curricular experience with accolades in tech events, debates, Model UN Conferences and immense organizational experience of events in college under very tight budget constraints. I have worked for over 5 months with an NGO working for upliftment of economically backward children. I've held leadership positions in college.
I've been taking parts in Model UN Conferences for over 9 years giving me an insight of international geopolitics and country specific cultures. I was a part of the Chair committee of the Rome MUN, Europe's largest Model UN Conference, one of the very few Indians to achieve this feat. The conference was an amalgamation of different cultures from around the world and really changed my perspective regarding a lot of things. I have significant experience in communicating and collaborating with my colleagues and clients in the US and other parts of the world. I have also remotely interned for a period of 6 months with a consultancy firm based out of London that provided cultural sensitivity training to the Fortune 500 and I've helped design the courses and curricula for these trainings, thus giving me immense insight into the cultural diversity across the world. Will this contribute to my International Experience?
I've also interned for a combined duration of approximately 1 and a half years in college and freelanced quite a bit in web designing, graphic designing, branding, business development, photography, content writing, social media marketing and management etc. These organizations include international organizations, top startups in India as well as Public Sector Units. I've also trained over 2000 school and college students in public speaking, Model UNs, Debating, Confidence Building etc and have over 600+ hours of training experience. I also have some entrepreneurship experience from building and operating two E- Commerce stores during college. Handled the branding, marketing and operations for them.
Languages known- English, Hindi, A2 level German
I'm pretty new to the forum and this is the first post that I'm making.
I'd like to get my profile evaluated for INSEAD.
Indian Male. B.Tech in CSE from Top 10 pvt Universities in the country. 73% graduation percentage.
Working with Deloitte USI in the Risk and Financial Advisory as an Analyst. Will have 2 years of work experience while applying.
GMAT Score expectations- 730.
Have an extensive co curricular experience with accolades in tech events, debates, Model UN Conferences and immense organizational experience of events in college under very tight budget constraints. I have worked for over 5 months with an NGO working for upliftment of economically backward children. I've held leadership positions in college.
I've been taking parts in Model UN Conferences for over 9 years giving me an insight of international geopolitics and country specific cultures. I was a part of the Chair committee of the Rome MUN, Europe's largest Model UN Conference, one of the very few Indians to achieve this feat. The conference was an amalgamation of different cultures from around the world and really changed my perspective regarding a lot of things. I have significant experience in communicating and collaborating with my colleagues and clients in the US and other parts of the world. I have also remotely interned for a period of 6 months with a consultancy firm based out of London that provided cultural sensitivity training to the Fortune 500 and I've helped design the courses and curricula for these trainings, thus giving me immense insight into the cultural diversity across the world. Will this contribute to my International Experience?
I've also interned for a combined duration of approximately 1 and a half years in college and freelanced quite a bit in web designing, graphic designing, branding, business development, photography, content writing, social media marketing and management etc. These organizations include international organizations, top startups in India as well as Public Sector Units. I've also trained over 2000 school and college students in public speaking, Model UNs, Debating, Confidence Building etc and have over 600+ hours of training experience. I also have some entrepreneurship experience from building and operating two E- Commerce stores during college. Handled the branding, marketing and operations for them.
Languages known- English, Hindi, A2 level German
Archived Topic
Hi there,
You've reached an archived 'Evaluate my Profile' thread. No new replies are possible.
Interested in current discussions? Please visit the active 'Evaluate my Profile'
topic.
Thank you for understanding, and happy exploring!
29 Jul 2018, 03:52
Kudos
Bookmarks
There are 4 criteria for insead: academics, International orientation, leadership and contribution. I think you are great in the first two but I'm not so sure about the second two. Applying with 2 years of work experience is a bit risky there's a low percentage of people who are accepted with that... one of my applicants was, however he had demonstrated very strong impact/clear, measurable results...also, working cross functionally and International. You really have to show that you have had an impact where you've been within the two years and sometimes this is a little difficult to do in a consulting role where things are focused on activities than results sometimes. The average years of work experience for admitted applicants is five years so you have an uphill battle in that regard but the UN activities is truly very interesting, unique and sets you apart but you will be contending with six other essays where you might not be able to Showcase all of that.
https://mbaprepcoach.com
https://mbaprepcoach.com
29 Jul 2018, 05:38
Kudos
Bookmarks
mittalbwoy
