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11 Jan 2015, 13:11
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Hi all,
I am a working professional in IBM India Pvt Ltd (25 months). I am thinking for gmat but the problem is that i dont have a good profile and less work ex.
10th - 84.00%
12th- 77.6%
BE (IT)- 76.7% (first class )
NTSE qualified - got scholarship from government
I did negligible extra curricular activity.
I am planning to do mba in operation management. Can anyone please help me in improving my profile .
what all certification and extra courses should i do to improve it.
Any seniors and any one who had been in the same situation please reply i am in very difficult situation.
thanks a lot in advance.
I am a working professional in IBM India Pvt Ltd (25 months). I am thinking for gmat but the problem is that i dont have a good profile and less work ex.
10th - 84.00%
12th- 77.6%
BE (IT)- 76.7% (first class )
NTSE qualified - got scholarship from government
I did negligible extra curricular activity.
I am planning to do mba in operation management. Can anyone please help me in improving my profile .
what all certification and extra courses should i do to improve it.
Any seniors and any one who had been in the same situation please reply i am in very difficult situation.
thanks a lot in advance.
11 Jan 2015, 17:57
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Hi sacgoyel,
You ask a rather broad question, so it's important to define some of the specifics in YOUR situation.
Have you done any research yet into specific MBA programs? Once you define what YOU want out of an MBA, you can then find the Schools/Programs that match THAT goal. With a bit more research, you can then compare what your application would likely be to that of a typical incoming class at those Schools.
I'm not clear on what you mean when you say that you are in a "difficult" situation. If you don't appear qualified to apply to Business School right now, then you just have to put in the necessary work to become qualified....and then you can apply later. In that same way, you can take care of the GMAT now (since the score is good for 5 years), then keep working and apply sometime in the future.
If you have specific questions about your profile or about how best to apply to specific Schools, then you might consider posting in the Admissions Forums (on this site) - there are plenty of Experts there who can offer you advice. They probably won't be able to tell you too much until you have an Official GMAT Score though.
GMAT assassins aren't born, they're made,
Rich
You ask a rather broad question, so it's important to define some of the specifics in YOUR situation.
Have you done any research yet into specific MBA programs? Once you define what YOU want out of an MBA, you can then find the Schools/Programs that match THAT goal. With a bit more research, you can then compare what your application would likely be to that of a typical incoming class at those Schools.
I'm not clear on what you mean when you say that you are in a "difficult" situation. If you don't appear qualified to apply to Business School right now, then you just have to put in the necessary work to become qualified....and then you can apply later. In that same way, you can take care of the GMAT now (since the score is good for 5 years), then keep working and apply sometime in the future.
If you have specific questions about your profile or about how best to apply to specific Schools, then you might consider posting in the Admissions Forums (on this site) - there are plenty of Experts there who can offer you advice. They probably won't be able to tell you too much until you have an Official GMAT Score though.
GMAT assassins aren't born, they're made,
Rich
19 Jan 2015, 01:45
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Hi sacgoyel,
You haven’t mentioned any of your job responsibilities. Wanted to understand how does Operations Management fit into your career aspirations? Have you had any career progression? Only doing extra courses will not help. You can try taking initiatives at work. Involve yourself in some CSR activities. If you are interested in Operations Management you can look into programs like Six Sigma and likewise certifications.
www.manyagroup.com
You haven’t mentioned any of your job responsibilities. Wanted to understand how does Operations Management fit into your career aspirations? Have you had any career progression? Only doing extra courses will not help. You can try taking initiatives at work. Involve yourself in some CSR activities. If you are interested in Operations Management you can look into programs like Six Sigma and likewise certifications.
www.manyagroup.com
