Hi members,
I would be really obliged if someone could shed some light on a couple a questions regarding my profile.
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Bio:
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Name : Kunal Gandhi
Age : 29
Country: India
Undergrad: b.tech (electronics and instrumentation) 67.2% final
Post grad: MBA in banking and finance through icici business leadership program. 7.2./10 gpa
* had given GMAT before in 2012, scored 680. Toefl score in 2012 of 113/120.
& current GMAT mock score of >700 consistently. Plan to give in may 2017.
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Workex:
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1. Currently working with icici bank, Mumbai as product risk manager for retail loans. Credit analysis and scorecards, policy risk, portfolio analytics etc. (2yrs)
2. IT Analyst at 3M at Tokyo. (1 year)
3. Programmer at cognizant technology at pune, India. (2.5 years)
4. VLSI Engineer at HCL Tech, Noida {intern}
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Others:
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1. Cfa level 1 cleared.
2. STSE Scholar
3. 3 times District skating winner
4. Featured in Top 200 b plans in India.
5. Machine Learning enthusiast - know intermediate SAS, SPSS, R.
6. Volunteering work at Miyagi province in Japan after 2011 calamity.
7. Teaching experience for over 6 years at personal and part time level.
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Objective:
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1. One year MBA only - preferably in non-USA demography. (not a hard cut off)
2. Focus on corporate finance and data analytics. Aim to join pe/vc focusing on M&A OR MBB
3. Scholarship will be an added advantage
4. Will be joining in fall 2018.
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Problem statement
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1. Can somebody tell me key weakness in my profile at this point in time.
2. Am targeting LBS, JUDGE, HEC PARIS, HKUST, NANYANG. Is this a good pool representative of my profile and objectives?
3. Am I missing any obvious colleges - maybe even in USA/Canada?
4. Should I ease out a little considering immigration ruckus involving USA and other European countries or should they feature among the top in my checklist of colleges to apply for?
Thanks fir your patience and efforts.
Regards,
Kunal Gandhi.
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