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khanna93
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Joined: 07 May 2020
Last visit: 04 Jun 2022
Posts: 43
Own Kudos:
Given Kudos: 27
Location: India
Schools: Oxford MFE "22 Rotman '23 HEC MFin "23 Johnson (Cornell) Kellogg 1Year '22 Ross '23 (II) McDonough'23 (A$) Tepper '23 (A$)
GMAT 1: 740 Q49 V41
Products:
Schools: Oxford MFE "22 Rotman '23 HEC MFin "23 Johnson (Cornell) Kellogg 1Year '22 Ross '23 (II) McDonough'23 (A$) Tepper '23 (A$)
GMAT 1: 740 Q49 V41
Posts: 43
Kudos:
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15 Jul 2020, 12:32
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Hi,
I am looking to apply for Masters programs in finance related fields to gain specialisation.
Profile:
Age: 26
GMAT: 740 , Q49 V41
Job(2.5 years-post MBA): International and Institutional Banking role in a private sector Bank in India
Internship: Credit Risk Analyst in a private sector bank in India
MBA: IIFT Delhi , gpa : 2.98/4.33
Btech (Electronics and Communication) : IP University Delhi - 70.5%
Other Activities: State Level Table Tennis, played cricket and football for school and college teams.
Senior Editor of the Finance and Business Magazine in IIFT
Involved with multiple NGOs during college
I am looking to apply across U.S , Canada and European Schools. I would appreciate feedback on the courses and schools I should target.
I am looking to apply for Masters programs in finance related fields to gain specialisation.
Profile:
Age: 26
GMAT: 740 , Q49 V41
Job(2.5 years-post MBA): International and Institutional Banking role in a private sector Bank in India
Internship: Credit Risk Analyst in a private sector bank in India
MBA: IIFT Delhi , gpa : 2.98/4.33
Btech (Electronics and Communication) : IP University Delhi - 70.5%
Other Activities: State Level Table Tennis, played cricket and football for school and college teams.
Senior Editor of the Finance and Business Magazine in IIFT
Involved with multiple NGOs during college
I am looking to apply across U.S , Canada and European Schools. I would appreciate feedback on the courses and schools I should target.
16 Jul 2020, 23:48
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khanna93, your profile contours sound decent overall. The GPA looks to be a bit on the modest side but the GMAT will help.
It will be good to understand the specific nature of your work and post-MiF plans.
In general, most master's programs are targeted for those with 0-2 years of experience, barring the LBS MiF. In other cases, a second MBA might be a better route to undertake - depending on your career aspirations of course. For that however, your experience would be a tad short - meaning, it could be worth exploring putting in another year, further building the profile, and then applying.
Hope this sparks some more thoughts. Feel free to reach out directly for more discussion.
Cheers,
It will be good to understand the specific nature of your work and post-MiF plans.
In general, most master's programs are targeted for those with 0-2 years of experience, barring the LBS MiF. In other cases, a second MBA might be a better route to undertake - depending on your career aspirations of course. For that however, your experience would be a tad short - meaning, it could be worth exploring putting in another year, further building the profile, and then applying.
Hope this sparks some more thoughts. Feel free to reach out directly for more discussion.
Cheers,
khanna93
Current Student
Joined: 07 May 2020
Last visit: 04 Jun 2022
Posts: 43
Own Kudos:
Given Kudos: 27
Location: India
Schools: Oxford MFE "22 Rotman '23 HEC MFin "23 Johnson (Cornell) Kellogg 1Year '22 Ross '23 (II) McDonough'23 (A$) Tepper '23 (A$)
GMAT 1: 740 Q49 V41
Products:
Schools: Oxford MFE "22 Rotman '23 HEC MFin "23 Johnson (Cornell) Kellogg 1Year '22 Ross '23 (II) McDonough'23 (A$) Tepper '23 (A$)
GMAT 1: 740 Q49 V41
Posts: 43
Kudos:
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17 Jul 2020, 06:49
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Since I already have an MBA , i am not very excited about another one. I want to narrow down my domain to core finance, hence I believe the Masters in finance program will help me to gain the niche finance skills which an MBA may miss out.
Do you think being an mba and having more than 2 years of experience will impact my profile negatively?
I am aiming for fall 2021.
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Since I already have an MBA , i am not very excited about another one. I want to narrow down my domain to core finance, hence I believe the Masters in finance program will help me to gain the niche finance skills which an MBA may miss out.
Do you think being an mba and having more than 2 years of experience will impact my profile negatively?
I am aiming for fall 2021.
Posted from my mobile device
