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Hello I am an Indian Student, I graduated from Jadavpur University with 6.71 CGPA and completed my masters from IIT kanpur with 8CGPA, My 10th % was 80% and 12th 72% . I have worked for 2 years at Delloite and 1 year at Bain & Co. My GMAT score is 730. I am looking for 1 year MBA at ISB/ Kellog /Insead . Please evaluate my profile and can anyone suggest me anything?
The three schools you listed are vastly different. Anyways, academics are taken care of through GMAT and the IIT tag. The professional experience also seems in the range to get through, what you would need is a good clarity of goals and why MBA argument. You also need to convey your personal attributes and leadership skills - volunteering experience, hobbies, etc. This is very very important for top schools you have mentioned.
also, INSEAD requires diverse cultural/international experience, you have that? If not, you need to talk about empathy, team-work, etc to show that you can gel well with people from all sorts of cultural background.
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03 Dec 2017, 07:28
rohitsaraf733 wrote:
Hello Evaluators,
Please review my profile for ISB GMAT: 710 10th: 95.2 CBSE 12th: 85.4 CBSE CGPA: 8.28 IIT Kharagpur Work experience will be 4 years (June 2018) in Samsung RnD
Please elaborate on your work experience, achievements, promotions, overall impact. And also mention your career goals, as well as your extra curricular activities
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I am an Indian female currently working in an IT giant in Bangalore. I have 2 years and 4 months of experience. My gmat score is 660(Q49,V31) and IR 6. It would be great if someone could evaluate my profile. I know the score is pretty low. I just took the exam a day ago. And since I haven't started working on the essays either, I am kinda confused if I should rush in and take GMAT after 16-20 days and try for this year or is it better to take my time and apply next year? Also what are my chances of getting through with my current score? Academics: 10th : 97% ; 12th: 90% ; Engineering : 74% E&C(VTU) Work: 1 promotion, 1 award Apart from this I have been a national level chess player, All time VTU chess champion and have won numerous prizes in tournaments. Also a table tennis and badminton player(district level winner during school). And a lot of extra curriculars like seminars, paper presentations, essay writing, elocution, quizzes etc during school and college. Active member of the CSR wing of my company. Please provide your suggestions.
Indian, Male, 28 GMAT 700 Academics: Engineer from a top 100 College in the Country with a score of 69
Work Experience:
6 Years in a retail product company in India. I've started and built the Human Resource operations and functions in the company. I've got 3-4 Promotions and now a part of the senior management in the company. The company is on the verge of going Global in a years time.
Others: I've taken a lot of Business initiatives and demonstrated during the college. However after I ve started working all my initiatives are confined to my workplace .
Why MBA To learn, understand organization from a Global perspective ideally to run large corporate office of a global organization.
Indian, Male, 28 GMAT 700 Academics: Engineer from a top 100 College in the Country with a score of 69
Work Experience:
6 Years in a retail product company in India. I've started and built the Human Resource operations and functions in the company. I've got 3-4 Promotions and now a part of the senior management in the company. The company is on the verge of going Global in a years time.
Others: I've taken a lot of Business initiatives and demonstrated during the college. However after I ve started working all my initiatives are confined to my workplace .
Why MBA To learn, understand organization from a Global perspective ideally to run large corporate office of a global organization.
Sounds good. I got an interview call with a similar profile but lesser work experience. All the best with your essays! They will play a key role.
I have appeared for GMAT and got 740. There are few doubts in my mind. I am really seeking for an informative answer. To start with, I am sharing certain details below.
Work experience - I have started working with my father in our business. We basically have a shop registered in India since 1989 where we provide photocopy, laminating, binding solutions and we also trade in office stationery goods. I am working here since 2012. Presently we have almost 3 million Indian rupees as our revenue figure.
Education - BCom honours with 1st class from University of Burdwan, India.Presently CFA LEVEL 3 candidate.
Query - Can I use the above mentioned work experience as a valid work experience to apply for MBA in global b-schools? And from where I need to get LORs? I think I can't get it from my father, who is my on job supervisor.
I have appeared for GMAT and got 740. There are few doubts in my mind. I am really seeking for an informative answer. To start with, I am sharing certain details below.
Work experience - I have started working with my father in our business. We basically have a shop registered in India since 1989 where we provide photocopy, laminating, binding solutions and we also trade in office stationery goods. I am working here since 2012. Presently we have almost 3 million Indian rupees as our revenue figure.
Education - BCom honours with 1st class from University of Burdwan, India.Presently CFA LEVEL 3 candidate.
Query - Can I use the above mentioned work experience as a valid work experience to apply for MBA in global b-schools? And from where I need to get LORs? I think I can't get it from my father, who is my on job supervisor.
I have appeared for GMAT and got 740. There are few doubts in my mind. I am really seeking for an informative answer. To start with, I am sharing certain details below.
Work experience - I have started working with my father in our business. We basically have a shop registered in India since 1989 where we provide photocopy, laminating, binding solutions and we also trade in office stationery goods. I am working here since 2012. Presently we have almost 3 million Indian rupees as our revenue figure.
Education - BCom honours with 1st class from University of Burdwan, India.Presently CFA LEVEL 3 candidate.
Query - Can I use the above mentioned work experience as a valid work experience to apply for MBA in global b-schools? And from where I need to get LORs? I think I can't get it from my father, who is my on job supervisor.
Hi, Firstly, congratulations on the GMAT CFA helps you too! For recommendations you’ll have to ask clients if possible or vendors. Family unfortunately won’t do.
Hi, You can definitely apply in any b school in the world. There is no bar. Try to use your profile as your strength using stories of your ups and downs and justify using suitable instances. Reccommendations can be obtained from your clients.
I have appeared for GMAT and got 740. There are few doubts in my mind. I am really seeking for an informative answer. To start with, I am sharing certain details below.
Work experience - I have started working with my father in our business. We basically have a shop registered in India since 1989 where we provide photocopy, laminating, binding solutions and we also trade in office stationery goods. I am working here since 2012. Presently we have almost 3 million Indian rupees as our revenue figure.
Education - BCom honours with 1st class from University of Burdwan, India.Presently CFA LEVEL 3 candidate.
Query - Can I use the above mentioned work experience as a valid work experience to apply for MBA in global b-schools? And from where I need to get LORs? I think I can't get it from my father, who is my on job supervisor.
Wow!! GMAT 740 and CFA level 3!! I think you have some great things lined up in your near future. _________________
what are your work related experiences, achievements, career progress like? why do you want an MBA? what value will you add to the ISB class?
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I am an Indian female currently working in an IT giant in Bangalore. I have 2 years and 4 months of experience. My gmat score is 660(Q49,V31) and IR 6. It would be great if someone could evaluate my profile. I know the score is pretty low. I just took the exam a day ago. And since I haven't started working on the essays either, I am kinda confused if I should rush in and take GMAT after 16-20 days and try for this year or is it better to take my time and apply next year? Also what are my chances of getting through with my current score? Academics: 10th : 97% ; 12th: 90% ; Engineering : 74% E&C(VTU) Work: 1 promotion, 1 award Apart from this I have been a national level chess player, All time VTU chess champion and have won numerous prizes in tournaments. Also a table tennis and badminton player(district level winner during school). And a lot of extra curriculars like seminars, paper presentations, essay writing, elocution, quizzes etc during school and college. Active member of the CSR wing of my company. Please provide your suggestions.
I am an Indian female currently working in an IT giant in Bangalore. I have 2 years and 4 months of experience. My gmat score is 660(Q49,V31) and IR 6. It would be great if someone could evaluate my profile. I know the score is pretty low. I just took the exam a day ago. And since I haven't started working on the essays either, I am kinda confused if I should rush in and take GMAT after 16-20 days and try for this year or is it better to take my time and apply next year? Also what are my chances of getting through with my current score? Academics: 10th : 97% ; 12th: 90% ; Engineering : 74% E&C(VTU) Work: 1 promotion, 1 award Apart from this I have been a national level chess player, All time VTU chess champion and have won numerous prizes in tournaments. Also a table tennis and badminton player(district level winner during school). And a lot of extra curriculars like seminars, paper presentations, essay writing, elocution, quizzes etc during school and college. Active member of the CSR wing of my company. Please provide your suggestions.
Hi Pearl,
What is your profile at this IT giant? IF you belong to the common IT engineer pool, then I see this as a uphill task for you. A low GMAT score + low work experience in an overcrowded applicant pool are too many weaknesses together. I'd suggest that you want a year and apply with more work experience and a better GMAT score. If you have outstanding work experience (in two years) then it may be worthwhile to retake GMAT before the R2 deadline and apply now. Its hard for me to comment further without knowing more about you.
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Hello everyone,
I am planning to get my profile evaluated for ISB PGP PRO course
Education: BSc in Computer science PGDBA on Marketing
Work Experience: 9.5 years in Telecom Sector handling multiple roles in Sales and marketing Currently at a role managing India and Bangladesh as region and a business of close to 10 M Euros Won couple of nominated programs in the company due to my work and recognized as a next gen leader
Wanted to know how I can increase my chances of getting till ISB PGPPro interview and placement situation for this program.
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pj2101 wrote:
I would like my profile to be evaluated for ISB.
Background- 25, Indian, Male
Education-
Xth 90%
XIIth 80%
CGPA 6.9 (B.Tech, IIT Kharagpur)
GMAT 700
Work Experience-
3 Years of experience in social / development sector consulting projects with government agencies.
Hi pj2101, decent profile. The strongest part of your profile is:
3 Years of experience in social / development sector consulting projects with government agencies.
I hope this is a full time experience and am assuming you want to continue in this sector. Do a good research on ISB's offerings in this regard; ISB has a lot to offer in terms of courses and experiential opportunities in the social sector.
On the flip side, your CGPA is slightly on the lower side, but hopefully your reasonably decent GMAT score and your undergrad school should be able to compensate for it.
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Hi all, Please evaluate my profile: Gmat:680 Q49/V34 10th:90% 12th:85% Engg: 7.7/10GPA Work ex: Total: 50 months 20 months L&T (initially supply chain and business development) 30 months at ZS - management consulting firm (part of a award winning team), multiple initiatives ,promotion Extra curricular: -Have won multiple awards along school to college level for drawing -Trekking -photography There are a few more. However, these stand out. I am retaking gmat in a few days. In case the score doesn't increase should I still go ahead with the application? Thanks.
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satarupa wrote:
Hello All,
I am a 26 years old Indian female targeting for 2019 session. Would like to gain some insights about my profile as below:
Work exp : 4.5 years in automotive industry (4yrs - Bosch Ltd, past 6 months in Mercedes-Benz India) - 1 year in shop floor process engineering( as Graduate engineer trainee) - 3.5 years in end to end supply chain management with some key achievements : - handled inventory value worth about 12% of the total turnover of the division.My team consisted of 2 nonpayroll employees. - managed a project successfully automating a part of the supply chain network thereby saving 3 man hours per day. - initiated a lean supply chain project reducing the turn around time in the network by 60% resulting a significant increase in customer service levels.
non academic qualification : Senior diploma in Hindustani classical vocal music. Extracurricular activities : Not much in recent years except the first point, however some points as below : - Regularly organize talk sessions in line with TEDx in office. - have been part of organizing committee of college cultural fests. - have won various accolades in GD , music in school and junior college.
Would like to hear from experts and fellow members.
Regards, Satarupa Pradhan
Hi Satrupa,
You have a rather good profile. I can say from my experience of helping applicants apply successfully, that females with your kind of experience on the shop floor are viewed favorably by admissions committees. So, you are starting off at an advantageous position. keep up the good work professionally and get involved in some volunteering activities- they add dimension to your profile.
Now, I'd like to ask you, why aren't you applying in the R2 cycle? You have the perfect level of work experience even now. All you need is a good GMAT score.
Hello MBADecoder, Thanks for your evaluation. Coming to your question,i am not prepared enough to get a decent GMAT score for R2 this year. without much of EC as of now i think i would need a great score to make a strong application.Would like to know your opinion. Regards, Satarupa
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