Hi
shivamjjw,
Thanks for reaching out. It is difficult to precisely predict your chances, especially since the deferred programs tend to be quite selective. HBS for instance only admits 9% of applicants to the 2+2 program. Those admits tend to come from STEM backgrounds too, so while your business background is strong, it may make your chances even harder at HBS. I think if you work on a few areas and execute stellar applications, Yale and ISB are more reasonable shots. In particular, I think you need to work on showing your leadership experience & potential. I don't see much evidence in what you said about your extracurriculars -- maybe it is there and you just need to frame it differently. Also I would work on the GMAT and try to score at the upper end (730+). Otherwise it sounds like your coursework and job experience are both strong.
Hope that helps, and good luck!
Kate
shivamjjw
I want to know my chances of getting into deferred programs of Yale SOM, ISB YLP and HBS
Academic grades: Score in 10th is 88%, 12th std grade= 90%. Graduating from Narsee Monjee Institute of Management Studies (NMIMS) BBA program with a CGPA of 3.8/4. Pursuing CIMA UK.
Internship experience: Data Analyst at a quick-service restaurant. 2 months internship at PWC.
Achievements: Winner of State level table tennis tournament and secured All India Rank 1 in multiple CIMA exams.
Extra-curriculars: One year experience at an NGO. Member of Entrepreneurship Cell of my college and AISEC club
Certification course: Financial Market from Yale University via Coursera. Stock trading Workshop at IIT-B. I have completed a couple of more certification courses in other domains.
Expected GMAT score: 710-730 ( Got 710 in first simulated/ mock test)
Please provide me valuable insights into my profile and areas of improvement