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26 Nov 2011, 21:32
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Just to give a short summary:
My age: 30
Base location: India
Education: Bachelors in Production Engineering with 82.65 % (Ranked 1st in university)
Total work exp: 7 years
Profile: IT consultant/business analyst role working with one of the top consulting companies in the world. Majorly into banking projects specializing in credit risk and fraud management domain. US experience of 2+ years.
Extra: Associated with a NGO founded along with a group of friends from school.
Understand i belong to the league of highly represented groups at the GMAT......
I am planning to take break from my job for some personal reasons and simultaneously start preparing for my GMAT.
Does my taking a break in my career impact my candidature at the top universities? What should be my target on the GMAT score to make it to the top B-schools? My favorite - INSEAD.
It would be nice to receive some good suggestions. Looking forward to hear from the experts here. Thank you.
My age: 30
Base location: India
Education: Bachelors in Production Engineering with 82.65 % (Ranked 1st in university)
Total work exp: 7 years
Profile: IT consultant/business analyst role working with one of the top consulting companies in the world. Majorly into banking projects specializing in credit risk and fraud management domain. US experience of 2+ years.
Extra: Associated with a NGO founded along with a group of friends from school.
Understand i belong to the league of highly represented groups at the GMAT......
I am planning to take break from my job for some personal reasons and simultaneously start preparing for my GMAT.
Does my taking a break in my career impact my candidature at the top universities? What should be my target on the GMAT score to make it to the top B-schools? My favorite - INSEAD.
It would be nice to receive some good suggestions. Looking forward to hear from the experts here. Thank you.
26 Nov 2011, 23:16
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ivn490,
Your taking a break from work will not impact your overall profile, provided it is well explained. Preparing for the GMAT is never a good enough reason, but family issues are.
As for the target GMAT score, nothing less than a 700 will do for INSEAD, but try to significantly exceed that, given that you are Indian/an engineer/working in IT.
Happy to help with further queries.
Your taking a break from work will not impact your overall profile, provided it is well explained. Preparing for the GMAT is never a good enough reason, but family issues are.
As for the target GMAT score, nothing less than a 700 will do for INSEAD, but try to significantly exceed that, given that you are Indian/an engineer/working in IT.
Happy to help with further queries.
