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Joined: 21 Dec 2015
Last visit: 22 Mar 2017
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Concentration: Finance, Strategy
Schools: Kellogg 1YR '18
07 Sep 2016, 12:45
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Hi,
Kindly evaluate my profile and suggest target schools
Demographics: Age 29, Male, Indian
GMAT: 760 (Q50,V44) TOEFL: 111
Education: B.E in Information Science, VTU, Karnataka- 82% (First class with Distinction, top 5% in the state), Post Graduate Diploma in Management from IMT-G in Finance- 7.44 CGPA, Certified FRM
Work Exp: 5.5 years. 2 years in Infosys pre-masters. 3.5 years in Citibank Analytics as Senior Analyst. Have won 4-5 professional awards. Recently went to Mexico for 1.5 months on project work
Extra-curriculars: Football captain for a professional club for 5+ years. Project co-ordinator and team lead of 7 for an NGO having volunteered for 3 years
Student co-ordinator of International Relations Club at IMT. Many sports and debates awards
Post MBA goals: To get into general finance or leadership development programs at International banks. Move from specialist to generalist finance functions. Second option is to shift to Management Consulting in Finance/Risk
I am targeting the below schools:
Cornell 1Y, Kellogg 1Y, Columbia, Stern, Wharton, MIT, Ross and Booth
Please let me know your thoughts
Regards,
Jay
Kindly evaluate my profile and suggest target schools
Demographics: Age 29, Male, Indian
GMAT: 760 (Q50,V44) TOEFL: 111
Education: B.E in Information Science, VTU, Karnataka- 82% (First class with Distinction, top 5% in the state), Post Graduate Diploma in Management from IMT-G in Finance- 7.44 CGPA, Certified FRM
Work Exp: 5.5 years. 2 years in Infosys pre-masters. 3.5 years in Citibank Analytics as Senior Analyst. Have won 4-5 professional awards. Recently went to Mexico for 1.5 months on project work
Extra-curriculars: Football captain for a professional club for 5+ years. Project co-ordinator and team lead of 7 for an NGO having volunteered for 3 years
Student co-ordinator of International Relations Club at IMT. Many sports and debates awards
Post MBA goals: To get into general finance or leadership development programs at International banks. Move from specialist to generalist finance functions. Second option is to shift to Management Consulting in Finance/Risk
I am targeting the below schools:
Cornell 1Y, Kellogg 1Y, Columbia, Stern, Wharton, MIT, Ross and Booth
Please let me know your thoughts
Regards,
Jay
08 Sep 2016, 12:57
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Jayanthsp
Hi,
Kindly evaluate my profile and suggest target schools
Demographics: Age 29, Male, Indian
GMAT: 760 (Q50,V44) TOEFL: 111
Education: B.E in Information Science, VTU, Karnataka- 82% (First class with Distinction, top 5% in the state), Post Graduate Diploma in Management from IMT-G in Finance- 7.44 CGPA, Certified FRM
Work Exp: 5.5 years. 2 years in Infosys pre-masters. 3.5 years in Citibank Analytics as Senior Analyst. Have won 4-5 professional awards. Recently went to Mexico for 1.5 months on project work
Extra-curriculars: Football captain for a professional club for 5+ years. Project co-ordinator and team lead of 7 for an NGO having volunteered for 3 years
Student co-ordinator of International Relations Club at IMT. Many sports and debates awards
Post MBA goals: To get into general finance or leadership development programs at International banks. Move from specialist to generalist finance functions. Second option is to shift to Management Consulting in Finance/Risk
I am targeting the below schools:
Congrats on a very strong profile. I see you having the potenial to be competitive anywhere. I caution you on the 1Y programs that you lose the valuable option to do internships and experiment and that this could come back to bite you in the long term job search. So I prefer for you Kellogg and Cornell 2Y programs, and the others on this list all good targets for you.
Cornell 1Y, Kellogg 1Y, Columbia, Stern, Wharton, MIT, Ross and Booth
Please let me know your thoughts
Regards,
Jay
Kindly evaluate my profile and suggest target schools
Demographics: Age 29, Male, Indian
GMAT: 760 (Q50,V44) TOEFL: 111
Education: B.E in Information Science, VTU, Karnataka- 82% (First class with Distinction, top 5% in the state), Post Graduate Diploma in Management from IMT-G in Finance- 7.44 CGPA, Certified FRM
Work Exp: 5.5 years. 2 years in Infosys pre-masters. 3.5 years in Citibank Analytics as Senior Analyst. Have won 4-5 professional awards. Recently went to Mexico for 1.5 months on project work
Extra-curriculars: Football captain for a professional club for 5+ years. Project co-ordinator and team lead of 7 for an NGO having volunteered for 3 years
Student co-ordinator of International Relations Club at IMT. Many sports and debates awards
Post MBA goals: To get into general finance or leadership development programs at International banks. Move from specialist to generalist finance functions. Second option is to shift to Management Consulting in Finance/Risk
I am targeting the below schools:
Congrats on a very strong profile. I see you having the potenial to be competitive anywhere. I caution you on the 1Y programs that you lose the valuable option to do internships and experiment and that this could come back to bite you in the long term job search. So I prefer for you Kellogg and Cornell 2Y programs, and the others on this list all good targets for you.
Cornell 1Y, Kellogg 1Y, Columbia, Stern, Wharton, MIT, Ross and Booth
Please let me know your thoughts
Regards,
Jay
