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Megha1412
Joined: 19 Jan 2019
Last visit: 06 Aug 2021
Posts: 34
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Location: India
Concentration: Finance, Entrepreneurship
Schools: HBS '21 Wharton '21 Stanford '21
GPA: 3.51
WE:Consulting (Consulting)
02 Feb 2019, 12:51
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Request you to please evaluate my profile for HBS, Stanford, Wharton.
Gmat: not yet given but expect 720+
Education:
Chartered Accountant ( cleared most of the subjects with exemption)
CFA charterholder (cleared all levels in first attempt)
B.Com (Hons) : Delhi University - GPA 3.5
Class XII: 95.25% (Commerce)
Certification from Bombay Stock Exchange in Financial modelling
Work Experience:
College internship at EY in Risk Advisory (3months)
Deloitte: 3yrs as Articled Assistant in Assurance services
PwC: 9months in Deals Advisory (Financial due diligence)
Quit PwC to start my own transaction advisory firm. I am currently involved in private fundraising for startups. About to close a transaction involving a majority acquisition of one of my clients. Also, I am heading the Finance division (team of 7 members) for my family business.
Volunteer work:
Team lead CSR activity at Deloitte for a particular year.
Part of an NGO providing education to impoverished kids.
Helped a small school providing education to students that fall below poverty line, to register as an NGO and thus raise funds from Corporates.
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Gmat: not yet given but expect 720+
Education:
Chartered Accountant ( cleared most of the subjects with exemption)
CFA charterholder (cleared all levels in first attempt)
B.Com (Hons) : Delhi University - GPA 3.5
Class XII: 95.25% (Commerce)
Certification from Bombay Stock Exchange in Financial modelling
Work Experience:
College internship at EY in Risk Advisory (3months)
Deloitte: 3yrs as Articled Assistant in Assurance services
PwC: 9months in Deals Advisory (Financial due diligence)
Quit PwC to start my own transaction advisory firm. I am currently involved in private fundraising for startups. About to close a transaction involving a majority acquisition of one of my clients. Also, I am heading the Finance division (team of 7 members) for my family business.
Volunteer work:
Team lead CSR activity at Deloitte for a particular year.
Part of an NGO providing education to impoverished kids.
Helped a small school providing education to students that fall below poverty line, to register as an NGO and thus raise funds from Corporates.
Posted from my mobile device
26 Feb 2019, 15:10
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Hi Megha1412,
Thank you for your post. No matter where your GMAT shakes out, I would HBS and Stanford as "extreme reaches" -- that's true for almost any candidate, and while you've got a nice baseline of experience, when you're applying from such a crowded pool of applicants with solid-but-non-platinum roles at solid-but-non-platinum companies and some-but-not-earth-shattering leadership experience, those are both going to be moonshots. Wharton is not far behind in terms of difficulty.
I would encourage you to read the following three posts to help ground your understanding of the admissions landscape:
https://gmatclub.com/forum/mba-admissio ... 39142.html
https://gmatclub.com/forum/the-indian-m ... 56968.html
https://www.mbadataguru.com/blog/admissi ... pplicants/
Please feel free to reach back out via this Forum or a Free Consultation (link below) once you have your GMAT results. That will be a very important first step. If you're interested in the U.S. top 15/20, then I would encourage you to target a 740+ score.
Best Regards,
Greg
Thank you for your post. No matter where your GMAT shakes out, I would HBS and Stanford as "extreme reaches" -- that's true for almost any candidate, and while you've got a nice baseline of experience, when you're applying from such a crowded pool of applicants with solid-but-non-platinum roles at solid-but-non-platinum companies and some-but-not-earth-shattering leadership experience, those are both going to be moonshots. Wharton is not far behind in terms of difficulty.
I would encourage you to read the following three posts to help ground your understanding of the admissions landscape:
https://gmatclub.com/forum/mba-admissio ... 39142.html
https://gmatclub.com/forum/the-indian-m ... 56968.html
https://www.mbadataguru.com/blog/admissi ... pplicants/
Please feel free to reach back out via this Forum or a Free Consultation (link below) once you have your GMAT results. That will be a very important first step. If you're interested in the U.S. top 15/20, then I would encourage you to target a 740+ score.
Best Regards,
Greg
