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21 Jul 2011, 11:47
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Hi ,
i am new to GMATCLUB....would be glad if you can evaluate my profile.
Background.
27 years old; Indian; Male
WE
- 5 years total exp. at the time of joining B School.
- Sr. Software Engg working under Banking Domain in IT Industry
- 5 Months Intl experience in Jakarta
GPA
X - 80%
XII - 79%
B Tech - 74%
m sorry...dont know how to convert them in GPA
GMAT: 700 50Q 34V 4.0AWA
Extracurricular:
- College Basketball team Captain
- Active participant in various sports activities in college
- Organised many events in College
- Actively participant in various activities in company
Please let me know my chance in below mentioned B schools -
NUS
NTU
HKUST
IE
IESE
Rochester Simon
Rotman
I am lookig forward for a career in Finance/consulting.
Kindly add good college if i have missed any.
thanks in advance
i am new to GMATCLUB....would be glad if you can evaluate my profile.
Background.
27 years old; Indian; Male
WE
- 5 years total exp. at the time of joining B School.
- Sr. Software Engg working under Banking Domain in IT Industry
- 5 Months Intl experience in Jakarta
GPA
X - 80%
XII - 79%
B Tech - 74%
m sorry...dont know how to convert them in GPA
GMAT: 700 50Q 34V 4.0AWA
Extracurricular:
- College Basketball team Captain
- Active participant in various sports activities in college
- Organised many events in College
- Actively participant in various activities in company
Please let me know my chance in below mentioned B schools -
NUS
NTU
HKUST
IE
IESE
Rochester Simon
Rotman
I am lookig forward for a career in Finance/consulting.
Kindly add good college if i have missed any.
thanks in advance
24 Jul 2011, 08:34
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Hello abhinavsh14, thanks for your question.
You come from an overrepresented demographic that scores disproportionately high on the GMAT and typically has high GPAs. Your 700 will open doors for you at the programs you list (though your verbal score is below the 80% mark that top programs set), but it will be your leadership experience that will get you in.
To the degree that you can demonstrate to admissions committees that you can influence people/organizations, drive results, and take initiative, the more competitive you will be.
Generally, programs value more recent experience, so your college activities would likely not weigh too heavily. Have you engaged in other activities outside of work over the past 3 years?
In summary, I think your GMAT will make you eligible for the programs you list (e.g., GMAT average at IE is 680). That said, your GPA is on the low side and you come from an overrepresented demographic in the applicant pool. As I urge you above, call out the leadership of your leadership experience both in and out of work. Moreover, tie together your past and present with your future goals to paint a cohesive career path. If you can do that, I think you should have a fighting chance.
Best of luck,
Brian
You come from an overrepresented demographic that scores disproportionately high on the GMAT and typically has high GPAs. Your 700 will open doors for you at the programs you list (though your verbal score is below the 80% mark that top programs set), but it will be your leadership experience that will get you in.
To the degree that you can demonstrate to admissions committees that you can influence people/organizations, drive results, and take initiative, the more competitive you will be.
Generally, programs value more recent experience, so your college activities would likely not weigh too heavily. Have you engaged in other activities outside of work over the past 3 years?
In summary, I think your GMAT will make you eligible for the programs you list (e.g., GMAT average at IE is 680). That said, your GPA is on the low side and you come from an overrepresented demographic in the applicant pool. As I urge you above, call out the leadership of your leadership experience both in and out of work. Moreover, tie together your past and present with your future goals to paint a cohesive career path. If you can do that, I think you should have a fighting chance.
Best of luck,
Brian
