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25 Jul 2011, 04:14
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Hello,
How are u doing?
Thanks for giving me a chance to have a direct consultation with you regarding MBA Admission.
I am Chetna Ahuja from India.
I have taken my GMAT last week.
I am interested in ISB Hyderabad,NUS Singapore,Hongkong,S P JAIN Singapore/Dubai,US.
[Colleges with fee structure <= 20 lacs].
Please do find the details below which can help u evaluate my profile for MBA.
Brief Details:
Name :Chetna Ahuja
Gender :Female
Age :25
Experience:4 years till present
Company :Samsung
College : National Institute of Technology,Jaipur [2007 Passout]
GMAT :690[Verbal-35 ,Quant-49]
1.Onsite experience for 1 year at Samsung HQ,South Korea.
2.Working as Senior Software Engineer in Samsung Mobiles Smartphone R&D SLP[Linux] Project.
3.Selected as Best Employee of the Month.
4.Culturally Active person in College as well as in Office.
5.Won awards for Badminton during college.
6.Won awards for Dramatic events,dance,etc.
7.Served as Executive member for Music Society during college tenure.
8.Served as Mess Administrative for Girls Hostel for 2 consecutive years.
9.Social work upto my level.... not associated with any big name or NGO or something.
10.Selected as Volunteer for The Climate Project by Mr.Al Gore.
Please do let me know about my profile.
Thanking you in anticipation.
How are u doing?
Thanks for giving me a chance to have a direct consultation with you regarding MBA Admission.
I am Chetna Ahuja from India.
I have taken my GMAT last week.
I am interested in ISB Hyderabad,NUS Singapore,Hongkong,S P JAIN Singapore/Dubai,US.
[Colleges with fee structure <= 20 lacs].
Please do find the details below which can help u evaluate my profile for MBA.
Brief Details:
Name :Chetna Ahuja
Gender :Female
Age :25
Experience:4 years till present
Company :Samsung
College : National Institute of Technology,Jaipur [2007 Passout]
GMAT :690[Verbal-35 ,Quant-49]
1.Onsite experience for 1 year at Samsung HQ,South Korea.
2.Working as Senior Software Engineer in Samsung Mobiles Smartphone R&D SLP[Linux] Project.
3.Selected as Best Employee of the Month.
4.Culturally Active person in College as well as in Office.
5.Won awards for Badminton during college.
6.Won awards for Dramatic events,dance,etc.
7.Served as Executive member for Music Society during college tenure.
8.Served as Mess Administrative for Girls Hostel for 2 consecutive years.
9.Social work upto my level.... not associated with any big name or NGO or something.
10.Selected as Volunteer for The Climate Project by Mr.Al Gore.
Please do let me know about my profile.
Thanking you in anticipation.
30 Jul 2011, 07:53
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Hello Chetna, thanks for your question.
I think your GMAT should be fine for those programs. The verbal score is slightly low (top programs usually look for 80%), but I think you should not worry, given that you come from an underrepresented demographic (female).
What is your undergraduate GPA?
You will differentiate yourself from the pack by speaking to specific leadership experiences where you influenced others/organizations, drove results, took initiative. Since you were selected as Employee of the Month, I believe you have such experiences!
Your undergraduate activities will not weigh as heavily – programs focus on more recent extracurriculars. It looks like you have recent social work could move the needle, especially if getting selected by Al Gore was a highly competitive process with many applicants (I assume it was?). Again, also use your non-work activities to call out your leadership experience.
Finally, since you did not speak to post-MBA goals, I encourage you to paint a picture that cohesively connects your past and present experience with your future career. The more you can clearly demonstrate a need for an MBA to chase those goals, the more persuasive you will be!
Best of luck,
Brian
I think your GMAT should be fine for those programs. The verbal score is slightly low (top programs usually look for 80%), but I think you should not worry, given that you come from an underrepresented demographic (female).
What is your undergraduate GPA?
You will differentiate yourself from the pack by speaking to specific leadership experiences where you influenced others/organizations, drove results, took initiative. Since you were selected as Employee of the Month, I believe you have such experiences!
Your undergraduate activities will not weigh as heavily – programs focus on more recent extracurriculars. It looks like you have recent social work could move the needle, especially if getting selected by Al Gore was a highly competitive process with many applicants (I assume it was?). Again, also use your non-work activities to call out your leadership experience.
Finally, since you did not speak to post-MBA goals, I encourage you to paint a picture that cohesively connects your past and present experience with your future career. The more you can clearly demonstrate a need for an MBA to chase those goals, the more persuasive you will be!
Best of luck,
Brian
