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Concentration: Strategy, Technology
Schools: AGSM '16 HEC Sept'16 INSEAD Jan '16
GMAT Date: 03-14-2015
GPA: 2.76
WE:Research (Manufacturing)
09 Feb 2015, 20:59
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Hi Jon
I am 27 years old Indian Female. Engineering Mechanical graduate with 4.5 years of work experience with a leading Diesel engine manufacturing organization. I have worked in the Design/Analysis, New product development departments in the same organization.
Professional highlights:
1) Filed a patent that is in application stage
2) Developed an automation tool that would save approximately 45-50 minutes of time per engineer per day.
3) Developed a functional excellence practice for the organization.
Academic highlights:
1)76% graduation score.
2) Best outgoing student of the batch.
3) Bagged university ranks among top 10 for 3 consecutive years out of my four years of graduation.
4) elected as university representative.
Corporate responsibility:
Every year I contribute minimum of 5-6 hours in some way toward the corporate responsibility.
I have not yet taken the GMAT. Scheduled in mid March,2015.
I aim for INSEAD, SAD Bocconi, HEC Paris, IE Business schools.
Could you please evaluate my profile and let me know what is the minimum score expected in GMAT that would ensure my acceptance to these Bschools?
I am 27 years old Indian Female. Engineering Mechanical graduate with 4.5 years of work experience with a leading Diesel engine manufacturing organization. I have worked in the Design/Analysis, New product development departments in the same organization.
Professional highlights:
1) Filed a patent that is in application stage
2) Developed an automation tool that would save approximately 45-50 minutes of time per engineer per day.
3) Developed a functional excellence practice for the organization.
Academic highlights:
1)76% graduation score.
2) Best outgoing student of the batch.
3) Bagged university ranks among top 10 for 3 consecutive years out of my four years of graduation.
4) elected as university representative.
Corporate responsibility:
Every year I contribute minimum of 5-6 hours in some way toward the corporate responsibility.
I have not yet taken the GMAT. Scheduled in mid March,2015.
I aim for INSEAD, SAD Bocconi, HEC Paris, IE Business schools.
Could you please evaluate my profile and let me know what is the minimum score expected in GMAT that would ensure my acceptance to these Bschools?
10 Feb 2015, 06:57
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diptinikam
Hey there!
Thanks for writing. So first of all, I should say there is no real "minimum". You should really see your profile as an organic and dynamic thing. Yes, of course GMAT is important, but everything comes together to build the picture of a person. For top schools you will want to come back with a 700+, but even that is not set in stone.
What's more important is who you are and what you have done. So far, I still wonder what exactly you do at work, what leadership and teamwork experience you have. What else you have done to develop yourself as a person and professional.
This will all count just as much as the GMAT,
Best,
JF
