MadhaviRS wrote:
Hello,
I'm an Indian applicant interested in applying to European B schools for their Jan 2020 intake.
My profile is briefly as follows and would be grateful for any inputs or suggestions you may have.
Education - 5 year law from Bangalore University and professionally qualified as a Company Secretary.
Work experience - (5+years) worked as a consultant with a local law firm and company secretary firm for about 2+ years. Trained to be a company secretary with a chartered accountancy firm for 1+ years. Currently working with a fortune 500 company as in house counsel and CS since 2+ years. Was promoted before1.5 years. I work with the senior management and manage the Board of Directors.
My exposure has been in litigation, financial reporting, consumer and service related matters, business negotiations, Board Management, government reporting, legal compliances and all regular legal work. I also worked as a grammar consultant for a Swiz based company that taught English to non-English speakers across the world. (this was during my initial career days). I have international exposure based on the contracts I have worked on with my company,but no travel abroad (just a vacation).
I'm yet to begin working on my applications and will be able to apply only for by April.
Based on the above, any inputs are welcome if you can spare the time. Thank you.
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Hi
MadhaviRS,
Thanks for writing in.
It is good to see you start off in advance
Two things will be crucial in your pursuit:
- GMAT: Aim for the 99th percentile as the same will raise the confidence of the Admissions Committee in your academic abilities at this point in your career. Needless to say, the higher the score the better it will be.
-Essays: Spend a good amount of time deliberating on your need for MBA, what you intend to post the same, and why the schools you are targetting. Everything will need to be tied up seamlessly through well-crafted essays that appropriately represent your strengths and achievements. The career goals will be particularly crucial; the short-term and long-term goals must seamlessly fit in with your existing story.
Further to the above, we recommend that you watch the following video; the same will help you approach your career goals essay:
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09 Mar 2018, 00:54
