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08 Jun 2016, 06:37
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Hello,
I am looking for a profile evaluation. Below is an overview of my profile
Indian, Male, 26 years old.
B.E. Chemical engineering from a top national university in India (non-IIT)
GMAT 710 (Q_50/ V_37) retaking GMAT with target score upwards of 750
GPA 7.2/ 10
Work experience
1) Manager_ operations (Reliance Industries Limited, India) (2012- june 2015)
Responsibilities
Handling shift operations of a petrochemical plant
Handling work stream of 12 plant operators
development of advanced chemicals from lab to pilot to commercial scale
2) Project associate(UN volunteer)_ United Nations development program (June 2015- current)
Responsibilities
planning of project activities and preparation of work plans
Coordinate with government agencies and other stakeholders in the project
assist in development of national implementation plan
Extracurricular_ moderate, none after college.
MBA goals_ initially to join a consulting firm focusing on oil & gas/ energy or chemicals, later moving on to leadership roles in the industry
Target Schools_ US (Darden, Fuqua, Michigan, Kenan-Flagler, McCombs ), non-US (HEC, Insead, Judge, NUS singapore, ISB)
I am looking for a profile evaluation. Below is an overview of my profile
Indian, Male, 26 years old.
B.E. Chemical engineering from a top national university in India (non-IIT)
GMAT 710 (Q_50/ V_37) retaking GMAT with target score upwards of 750
GPA 7.2/ 10
Work experience
1) Manager_ operations (Reliance Industries Limited, India) (2012- june 2015)
Responsibilities
Handling shift operations of a petrochemical plant
Handling work stream of 12 plant operators
development of advanced chemicals from lab to pilot to commercial scale
2) Project associate(UN volunteer)_ United Nations development program (June 2015- current)
Responsibilities
planning of project activities and preparation of work plans
Coordinate with government agencies and other stakeholders in the project
assist in development of national implementation plan
Extracurricular_ moderate, none after college.
MBA goals_ initially to join a consulting firm focusing on oil & gas/ energy or chemicals, later moving on to leadership roles in the industry
Target Schools_ US (Darden, Fuqua, Michigan, Kenan-Flagler, McCombs ), non-US (HEC, Insead, Judge, NUS singapore, ISB)
08 Jun 2016, 18:42
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Hi there,
You have a good profile but unfortunately, given the level of competition from Indian male engineers applying to US schools, your chances at the US target schools you mentioned look slim. There are several prospective students with high scores and good quality experience from India, so you risk not standing out in the pool. I graduated from one of your target schools and most of the Indian applicants had 730+ score.
In my opinion, your options are:
- Re-taking GMAT and try to get a 730+ score
- Rethink your target schools and aim for Rank 20-30 schools. With your current profile, you can get scholarships if you are strategic about your choices. Read a story about Alok Rana, who got up to 100% scholarship from three US B-schools. https://www.vibranture.com/essay/blog-po ... cholarship.
You stand a better chance at EU and Asian schools. Your UN experience sounds interesting. If you can highlight that aspect of your profile and make a good compelling case for MBA and your career goals, you stand a good chance at most schools. INSEAD might be tough, but you could definitely try!
Good luck!
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Sign up for a FREE CONSULTATION
You have a good profile but unfortunately, given the level of competition from Indian male engineers applying to US schools, your chances at the US target schools you mentioned look slim. There are several prospective students with high scores and good quality experience from India, so you risk not standing out in the pool. I graduated from one of your target schools and most of the Indian applicants had 730+ score.
In my opinion, your options are:
- Re-taking GMAT and try to get a 730+ score
- Rethink your target schools and aim for Rank 20-30 schools. With your current profile, you can get scholarships if you are strategic about your choices. Read a story about Alok Rana, who got up to 100% scholarship from three US B-schools. https://www.vibranture.com/essay/blog-po ... cholarship.
You stand a better chance at EU and Asian schools. Your UN experience sounds interesting. If you can highlight that aspect of your profile and make a good compelling case for MBA and your career goals, you stand a good chance at most schools. INSEAD might be tough, but you could definitely try!
Good luck!
For personalized profile evaluation or answers to your admission questions,
Sign up for a FREE CONSULTATION
