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Age: 25
Gender: Female
Nationality: Indian
Undergrad major: B.Tech(Hons) in electrical engineering. Stood as the university topper and gold medalist
GMAT Score: 660 (first attempt), 730 (Q50, V38, AWA:6 (second attempt)).
Work Experience:
Four years of full time work experience in India’s largest power generating company. I have won several awards and recommendations at my work. Also I have contributed significantly to the CSR and Global warming and energy conservation concerns.
Extracurricular:
Significant awards at university, company and national level. Recently awarded by Power minister of India and I have won the business quiz at intercompany level.
Goal: My Goal is to get a job in consultancy or in general management role preferably related to energy sector. Also I have regional preference as India, Canada and Australia. I m also looking out for scholarships.
Schools:
University of Alberta, York-Schullich, Sauder business school, Mcgill, MIP Milan, Sda boconni, NUS
Kindly give me your suggestions about my selection of colleges and my relative chances to the colleges in the above list with chances of scholarships .Also if you can suggest some sources where I can find scholarships.
Thanks,
Preetz.
Gender: Female
Nationality: Indian
Undergrad major: B.Tech(Hons) in electrical engineering. Stood as the university topper and gold medalist
GMAT Score: 660 (first attempt), 730 (Q50, V38, AWA:6 (second attempt)).
Work Experience:
Four years of full time work experience in India’s largest power generating company. I have won several awards and recommendations at my work. Also I have contributed significantly to the CSR and Global warming and energy conservation concerns.
Extracurricular:
Significant awards at university, company and national level. Recently awarded by Power minister of India and I have won the business quiz at intercompany level.
Goal: My Goal is to get a job in consultancy or in general management role preferably related to energy sector. Also I have regional preference as India, Canada and Australia. I m also looking out for scholarships.
Schools:
University of Alberta, York-Schullich, Sauder business school, Mcgill, MIP Milan, Sda boconni, NUS
Kindly give me your suggestions about my selection of colleges and my relative chances to the colleges in the above list with chances of scholarships .Also if you can suggest some sources where I can find scholarships.
Thanks,
Preetz.
03 Oct 2009, 12:52
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You should be competitive for all the schools you listed.
In fact, you can probably shoot a little higher. Also, you mentioned you're hoping to live/work in India, Canada or Australia. If that's the case, you probably should be focused on:
India - ISB
Canada - Rotman, Ivey, Queen's (they're all stronger schools than Alberta, York, UBC and you should be able to get into these three schools)
Australia - AGSM
Not sure why you decided on the Italian schools if these are the countries you're looking to work in. All the best
In fact, you can probably shoot a little higher. Also, you mentioned you're hoping to live/work in India, Canada or Australia. If that's the case, you probably should be focused on:
India - ISB
Canada - Rotman, Ivey, Queen's (they're all stronger schools than Alberta, York, UBC and you should be able to get into these three schools)
Australia - AGSM
Not sure why you decided on the Italian schools if these are the countries you're looking to work in. All the best
