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haseebhassan
Joined: 31 Aug 2014
Last visit: 03 Apr 2018
Posts: 35
Own Kudos:
Location: Pakistan
Schools: Broad '20 (A$) Kelley '20 (A) WP Carey" 20 (A$) Smeal" 20 (D) Olin '20 (A$) Fisher '20 (A$)
GMAT 1: 700 Q49 V35
GPA: 3.81
Schools: Broad '20 (A$) Kelley '20 (A) WP Carey" 20 (A$) Smeal" 20 (D) Olin '20 (A$) Fisher '20 (A$)
GMAT 1: 700 Q49 V35
Posts: 35
Kudos:
2
07 Mar 2017, 07:47
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Hi,
I have taken the GMAT. May i request you to evaluate my profile?
Quick profile snapshot:
29 year old Pakistani Male.
Education: B.Sc Electrical Engineering (Pakistan)-- 83% with Honors, M.S Electronic Engineering (Pakistan) 3.81/4 CGPA with distinction & 2 international journal publications
Gmat score: 700 (Q:49, V:35, IR:7)
Target schools: Rotman, Mcgill, Insead, LBS, Judge.
Total work exp: 6 years (Energy) in Pakistan & Saudi-Arabia
Current job role: Operations Manager (Saudi-Aramco).
Previous Role: Team Leader.
I have been promoted 4 times in 6 years and I have been in various leadership roles, currently I am leading operations department with almost 40 people, previously I have managed around 70 people for more than 2 years and successfully implemented various technical projects.
Extra curricular/Community Service: Member of FIDE, Pakistan Chess Federation, Member of couple of Professional Engineering Societies, Member of Red Crescent Pakistan. Remained President of couple of University Societies
Regards
Haseeb
I have taken the GMAT. May i request you to evaluate my profile?
Quick profile snapshot:
29 year old Pakistani Male.
Education: B.Sc Electrical Engineering (Pakistan)-- 83% with Honors, M.S Electronic Engineering (Pakistan) 3.81/4 CGPA with distinction & 2 international journal publications
Gmat score: 700 (Q:49, V:35, IR:7)
Target schools: Rotman, Mcgill, Insead, LBS, Judge.
Total work exp: 6 years (Energy) in Pakistan & Saudi-Arabia
Current job role: Operations Manager (Saudi-Aramco).
Previous Role: Team Leader.
I have been promoted 4 times in 6 years and I have been in various leadership roles, currently I am leading operations department with almost 40 people, previously I have managed around 70 people for more than 2 years and successfully implemented various technical projects.
Extra curricular/Community Service: Member of FIDE, Pakistan Chess Federation, Member of couple of Professional Engineering Societies, Member of Red Crescent Pakistan. Remained President of couple of University Societies
Regards
Haseeb
08 Mar 2017, 04:03
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Hi haseebhassan
Thanks for posting! I see you asked a similar question in November last year although with a lower GMAT. Congrats on getting to 700! For you, I would put LBS in the reach bucket...I worry that your GMAT will be on the lower-end of the range in comparison to similar candidates. For INSEAD, 700 is pretty much the minimum score they want, but higher is always better.
I like that you have a lot of extracurriculars and a strong promotion trend. That can help differentiate you within your demographic. I think you mentioned in a previous post that you like the UK, so try adding Said as well as maybe something like Cass for a safety option. I like your Canadian options a lot.
If you have further questions, please request a free consultation with one of our consultants using the link below.
Krista
Thanks for posting! I see you asked a similar question in November last year although with a lower GMAT. Congrats on getting to 700! For you, I would put LBS in the reach bucket...I worry that your GMAT will be on the lower-end of the range in comparison to similar candidates. For INSEAD, 700 is pretty much the minimum score they want, but higher is always better.
I like that you have a lot of extracurriculars and a strong promotion trend. That can help differentiate you within your demographic. I think you mentioned in a previous post that you like the UK, so try adding Said as well as maybe something like Cass for a safety option. I like your Canadian options a lot.
If you have further questions, please request a free consultation with one of our consultants using the link below.
Krista
haseebhassan
Joined: 31 Aug 2014
Last visit: 03 Apr 2018
Posts: 35
Own Kudos:
Location: Pakistan
Schools: Broad '20 (A$) Kelley '20 (A) WP Carey" 20 (A$) Smeal" 20 (D) Olin '20 (A$) Fisher '20 (A$)
GMAT 1: 700 Q49 V35
GPA: 3.81
Schools: Broad '20 (A$) Kelley '20 (A) WP Carey" 20 (A$) Smeal" 20 (D) Olin '20 (A$) Fisher '20 (A$)
GMAT 1: 700 Q49 V35
Posts: 35
Kudos:
2
08 Mar 2017, 21:24
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Thanks Krista for the comments. Can you please shed some light on the amount of scholarship I may get in my target schools.?
mbaMissionKrista
Hi haseebhassan
Thanks for posting! I see you asked a similar question in November last year although with a lower GMAT. Congrats on getting to 700! For you, I would put LBS in the reach bucket...I worry that your GMAT will be on the lower-end of the range in comparison to similar candidates. For INSEAD, 700 is pretty much the minimum score they want, but higher is always better.
I like that you have a lot of extracurriculars and a strong promotion trend. That can help differentiate you within your demographic. I think you mentioned in a previous post that you like the UK, so try adding Said as well as maybe something like Cass for a safety option. I like your Canadian options a lot.
If you have further questions, please request a free consultation with one of our consultants using the link below.
Krista
Thanks for posting! I see you asked a similar question in November last year although with a lower GMAT. Congrats on getting to 700! For you, I would put LBS in the reach bucket...I worry that your GMAT will be on the lower-end of the range in comparison to similar candidates. For INSEAD, 700 is pretty much the minimum score they want, but higher is always better.
I like that you have a lot of extracurriculars and a strong promotion trend. That can help differentiate you within your demographic. I think you mentioned in a previous post that you like the UK, so try adding Said as well as maybe something like Cass for a safety option. I like your Canadian options a lot.
If you have further questions, please request a free consultation with one of our consultants using the link below.
Krista
