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Hi,
Please can you evaluate my profile?
Things that I think can work in my favor:
1) Bachelors in Engineering, Distinction
2) Masters from UK, Distinction
3) Total workex 4 Years
4) Swift promotion in the last company. Managed couple of product lines independently .
5) GMAT: 610, two months later, 730
6) Lots of first ranks in academia
Things that I think may work against:
1) Worked in a startup, nowhere close to big brands like Deloitte and such.
2) Not many software or business analytics tools to boast of. I mostly worked in Excel and took up anything that a startup threw at me.
3) Involved with volunteering, but unfortunately due to location changes never got the chance to be fully engaged
4) Not a single National level stuff (dance, swimming, etc) where I won/ participated. I was a nerd.
I am looking at schools that focus on Consulting. My choices are:
Kellogg
Stern
Darden
Ross
Cornell
Thanks a bunch!
Please can you evaluate my profile?
Things that I think can work in my favor:
1) Bachelors in Engineering, Distinction
2) Masters from UK, Distinction
3) Total workex 4 Years
4) Swift promotion in the last company. Managed couple of product lines independently .
5) GMAT: 610, two months later, 730
6) Lots of first ranks in academia
Things that I think may work against:
1) Worked in a startup, nowhere close to big brands like Deloitte and such.
2) Not many software or business analytics tools to boast of. I mostly worked in Excel and took up anything that a startup threw at me.
3) Involved with volunteering, but unfortunately due to location changes never got the chance to be fully engaged
4) Not a single National level stuff (dance, swimming, etc) where I won/ participated. I was a nerd.
I am looking at schools that focus on Consulting. My choices are:
Kellogg
Stern
Darden
Ross
Cornell
Thanks a bunch!
