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31 Aug 2016, 06:53
Kudos
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Hi
I am an Indian resident and an aspiring MBA candidate. Following is my profile and request you to evaluate the same:
Class Xth: 86.4%
Class XIIth: 87.4%
Graduation: 60% (Delhi University)
Professional degree: Chartered Accountant
Work-ex: 30 months (Upto May 2016)
Manufacturing sector: 12 months
KPMG (Statutory Audit): 11 months
Ernst and Young (Corporate tax): 7 months
From June 2016, I have started my own Consultancy firm and I am continuing with that.
GMAT (1st attempt): 610 (Q 44, V 29)
GMAT (2nd attempt): 680 (Q 49, V 35)
Post MBA, I want to pursue my career in investment banking/ finance.
Following are my target B- schools:
1) Indian School of Business
2) HEC Paris
3) London Business School
4) Nanyang Technological University
5) National University of Singapore
- Request you to kindly suggest whether with the given profile and GMAT score, whether the above mentioned schools are within my range?
- Further request you to kindly suggest other B-schools where I can apply with the given profile and GMAT score (Preferably top 30).
Awaiting your early response.
I am an Indian resident and an aspiring MBA candidate. Following is my profile and request you to evaluate the same:
Class Xth: 86.4%
Class XIIth: 87.4%
Graduation: 60% (Delhi University)
Professional degree: Chartered Accountant
Work-ex: 30 months (Upto May 2016)
Manufacturing sector: 12 months
KPMG (Statutory Audit): 11 months
Ernst and Young (Corporate tax): 7 months
From June 2016, I have started my own Consultancy firm and I am continuing with that.
GMAT (1st attempt): 610 (Q 44, V 29)
GMAT (2nd attempt): 680 (Q 49, V 35)
Post MBA, I want to pursue my career in investment banking/ finance.
Following are my target B- schools:
1) Indian School of Business
2) HEC Paris
3) London Business School
4) Nanyang Technological University
5) National University of Singapore
- Request you to kindly suggest whether with the given profile and GMAT score, whether the above mentioned schools are within my range?
- Further request you to kindly suggest other B-schools where I can apply with the given profile and GMAT score (Preferably top 30).
Awaiting your early response.
01 Sep 2016, 12:04
Kudos
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I think your profile is "ok" It will not stand out from the masses of other Indian applicants. I would try to up your GMAT score if possible. Schools aside, most IB recruiters will be looking for a 700+ before they even consider your application once you are in school. So you don't want to get in and then be unable to achieve your career goals. Also, the schools will be thinking the same thing and have questions around hireability
