Hi, and thanks for writing. What are your post-MBA goals, and in what field do you work in now? I would say that with 2 years of experience it would be tough to enter these programs - bschools want to make sure that you have enough professional experience and insights to contribute to the community. Waiting another year, or even two, would be beneficial, especially if you're able to show progress in your career at that time (an increase in responsibilities or promotion). Hope that helps - do let me know of any other questions!
ameya118
I have to make a crucial decision about applying to B-schools for Fall 2018
My profile
GMAT - 730 (Q49, V41), IR - 6, AWA-5
Undergrad - 3.7 ( Calculated from percentage as we did not have a GPA system ).
Undergrad Major - B.Engg in Electronics and Telecommunication
10th - 90%
12th - 80%
Nationality - Indian
Gender - Male
Work Ex - 1yr,3months ( Will be 2 by June 2018 )
Based on my profile, I feel the weak link is my work experience which is much lower than the average work experience of most schools I intend to apply to.
My entire work experience has been in a small product company, where I often have to go out of designated role to get stuff done and manage my and my team's work.
I want to apply to really high ranked schools like Kellogg, Berkeley, Tepper, Georgetown, Booth. Those are the schools I sent my GMAT report to as well.
Can anybody suggest me if expecting an admit from these schools is a realistic expectation, if not which tier of schools should I aim for?
If my experience really falls short for applying for Fall 2018 semester, would Fall 2019 be a good option? Waiting for 2020 is out of questions as it really is not in-line with my future plans.
Any and all inputs on the topic would really be appreciated.