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26 Jul 2015, 15:32
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Hello,
Please evaluate my profile for MS in Analytics in the US.
GMAT: 700 (Q47, V39, IR 4)
10th: 89%
12th: 76%
B.Tech: 67%
Almost 3 years experience working as a QA Engineer in a reputed international IT company in the travel domain. However, by the time I join a college in August 2016, I would have a little less than 4 years of experience.
Although I know programming and am comfortable with Java and SQL, I do not have sufficient experience to show for it.
Do you think my GMAT score, especially the Quant and the IR section, is competitive? Is it enough for MSBA programs in University of Southern California, University of Texas at Austin, Northwestern University, University of Rochester and the MIMS programs at Carnegie Mellon or UC Berkeley?
Currently, I'm planning to take some online courses/certifications at coursera/edx to build my profile. Do you think this is helpful? Please also let me know other areas I can improve my profile in.
Thank You,
Apoorv Joshi
Please evaluate my profile for MS in Analytics in the US.
GMAT: 700 (Q47, V39, IR 4)
10th: 89%
12th: 76%
B.Tech: 67%
Almost 3 years experience working as a QA Engineer in a reputed international IT company in the travel domain. However, by the time I join a college in August 2016, I would have a little less than 4 years of experience.
Although I know programming and am comfortable with Java and SQL, I do not have sufficient experience to show for it.
Do you think my GMAT score, especially the Quant and the IR section, is competitive? Is it enough for MSBA programs in University of Southern California, University of Texas at Austin, Northwestern University, University of Rochester and the MIMS programs at Carnegie Mellon or UC Berkeley?
Currently, I'm planning to take some online courses/certifications at coursera/edx to build my profile. Do you think this is helpful? Please also let me know other areas I can improve my profile in.
Thank You,
Apoorv Joshi
26 Jul 2015, 19:10
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Apoorv,
I think your profile is competitive enough as is for these programs. You might also consider the new program at Georgia Tech. Schools will be impressed with your coding skills and will be less concerned about application in the field as long as you can substantiate your ability to code in other ways. If you do anything additionally, you might simply seek some certifications in this area.
I think your profile is competitive enough as is for these programs. You might also consider the new program at Georgia Tech. Schools will be impressed with your coding skills and will be less concerned about application in the field as long as you can substantiate your ability to code in other ways. If you do anything additionally, you might simply seek some certifications in this area.
05 Sep 2015, 15:11
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bryantmichaels
Thank you for your insight. However, do you not think my low quant score would hamper my prospects of getting into Georgia Tech? The median percentile of the accepted candidates in the school is well above 90!
I am also considering University of Minnesota, University of Cincinnati, Rochester, ASU and UConn.
Please advice.
Thanks,
Apoorv
