prags1989 wrote:
Hi,
I am 29 Year old female, currently working in JP Morgan
Education,
Engineering in Information Technology
CGPA - 6.7
MBA from Nirma University in Operations Management
Score - 2.3/4.2
I finished my MBA in 2016, After 3 years of work in JP Morgan as operations analyst, I want to transform my job profile and want to pursue my career in Marketing.
GMAT - Will write this July
Extra Curricular -
Girls cricket team captain in MBA , won gold medal
Carrom , Silver Medal twice
Can someone help me to understand my chance of getting into ISB ?
Thanks,
Hi Prags1989,
Let me just list down the points which are positive
1. You are in the right range of experience. More than 50% of the class at ISB (by last year's data) is with 3-6 yrs of experience. With your experience, you fall in this range.
2. The pedigree of the company you work with is great. Working with companies such as JP Morgan - they know that you have a good understanding of how corporates work. You understand processes, targets, deadlines and managing customers/clients, etc. Schools look at your employability factor. This will give you an additional advantage.
3. I am assuming you pursue all the extracurriculars you mentioned. It is not important to add too many extracurriculars, what adds value is what you got out of it.
Say for example being a captain of the cricket team would have taught you something about leadership/conflict management/motivation etc.
4. Focus on your GMAT Score. ISB does make sure that they have a good mix of female applicants ( this is based on my experience working with many applicants this year and the admits received.)
5. You would need to come up with a good story on why you are looking at another MBA too. So make sure you have that clarity too.
Regards,
Shree
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