Profile Evaluation for MiM program

Hello Pranavg0113 hope you are doing well

A few more details can add value here, such as your college pedigree (Tier1 / non-feeder), academic accolades, and Extracurricular from school/college (lead positions held in clubs, events organized, etc).

For what would seem like an average profile otherwise, your NGO experience and the motivational speaking gigs can be the redeeming features. What does the NGO do? Have you contributed to this cause in an impactful manner, how? What do you speak about as a motivator? How are you able to get these gigs? What is the thought behind this activity and how do you think this helps the TG? I strongly suggest you continue building on your experience in these areas to differentiate yourself. Needless to say that a high GMAT would be important if you want to keep some of the better-ranked schools on your list. Your professional stint would prove helpful in demonstrating project management and stakeholder management experiences. Have you worked with international stakeholders as well?

What do you want to do after the MiM and in the long term? How would your prior experience help you get into the roles you wish to pursue? There's a lot of introspection and research that needs to be done to select the right set of schools and present a compelling case for your candidacy. Once you have the GMAT score, reaching out to admissions offices to get some candid feedback on your profile can set the right expectations and help you to filter options. But since a good GMAT score is going to be a big part of it, I suggest you get it out of the way at the earliest so that you can focus on your essays and applications.

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Best wishes