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rkv87
Joined: 15 Jun 2019
Last visit: 17 Oct 2021
Posts: 27
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Given Kudos: 6
Location: Singapore
Schools: IMD '21 (WA)
GMAT 1: 710 Q50 V35
25 Jun 2019, 20:46
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Hello,
Request your opinion on my profile. Here are the details:
Demographic: 32 Years | Male | Indian | Resident of Singapore
GMAT: Exam scheduled in second week of September, 2019. Conservative estimate/target of 720.
Education: Bachelors in Engineering from India
Work Experience: 10 years
Industry: IT Consulting
Job Role: Presales & Business Development Consultant, responsible for assisting sales teams in closure of software/services deals, working with marketing teams to gather market research data in order to develop/enhance products and services.
International Experience: Traveled and worked extensively across Middle East, South East Asia, Japan and ANZ regions.
Professional Leadership: Lead and mentored teams whose size ranged between 5-15.
Post-MBA Goals - To get into a fortune-100 company in a Product Management role.
Volunteering Experience: Held leadership position in a political party's professional members wing (which was a voluntary, unpaid, part-time role) between 2010 and 2014, responsible for digital communication for election campaigns.
Best Regards,
Rkv.
Request your opinion on my profile. Here are the details:
Demographic: 32 Years | Male | Indian | Resident of Singapore
GMAT: Exam scheduled in second week of September, 2019. Conservative estimate/target of 720.
Education: Bachelors in Engineering from India
Work Experience: 10 years
Industry: IT Consulting
Job Role: Presales & Business Development Consultant, responsible for assisting sales teams in closure of software/services deals, working with marketing teams to gather market research data in order to develop/enhance products and services.
International Experience: Traveled and worked extensively across Middle East, South East Asia, Japan and ANZ regions.
Professional Leadership: Lead and mentored teams whose size ranged between 5-15.
Post-MBA Goals - To get into a fortune-100 company in a Product Management role.
Volunteering Experience: Held leadership position in a political party's professional members wing (which was a voluntary, unpaid, part-time role) between 2010 and 2014, responsible for digital communication for election campaigns.
Best Regards,
Rkv.
29 Jun 2019, 08:19
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rkv87
Hello,
Request your opinion on my profile. Here are the details:
Demographic: 32 Years | Male | Indian | Resident of Singapore
GMAT: Exam scheduled in second week of September, 2019. Conservative estimate/target of 720.
Education: Bachelors in Engineering from India
Work Experience: 10 years
Industry: IT Consulting
Job Role: Presales & Business Development Consultant, responsible for assisting sales teams in closure of software/services deals, working with marketing teams to gather market research data in order to develop/enhance products and services.
International Experience: Traveled and worked extensively across Middle East, South East Asia, Japan and ANZ regions.
Professional Leadership: Lead and mentored teams whose size ranged between 5-15.
Post-MBA Goals - To get into a fortune-100 company in a Product Management role.
Volunteering Experience: Held leadership position in a political party's professional members wing (which was a voluntary, unpaid, part-time role) between 2010 and 2014, responsible for digital communication for election campaigns.
Best Regards,
Rkv.
Request your opinion on my profile. Here are the details:
Demographic: 32 Years | Male | Indian | Resident of Singapore
GMAT: Exam scheduled in second week of September, 2019. Conservative estimate/target of 720.
Education: Bachelors in Engineering from India
Work Experience: 10 years
Industry: IT Consulting
Job Role: Presales & Business Development Consultant, responsible for assisting sales teams in closure of software/services deals, working with marketing teams to gather market research data in order to develop/enhance products and services.
International Experience: Traveled and worked extensively across Middle East, South East Asia, Japan and ANZ regions.
Professional Leadership: Lead and mentored teams whose size ranged between 5-15.
Post-MBA Goals - To get into a fortune-100 company in a Product Management role.
Volunteering Experience: Held leadership position in a political party's professional members wing (which was a voluntary, unpaid, part-time role) between 2010 and 2014, responsible for digital communication for election campaigns.
Best Regards,
Rkv.
solid work experience. if you score above 700 on gmat iam pretty sure you will be accepted at most of the top MBA programs but i have a small advice for you to take into consideration:
dont post anything related to holding a leader position in political party. SOME universites may tend to refuse politically engaged students for the following reason:they fear a political parties clash in the campus.
30 Jun 2019, 14:24
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Hi, rkv87!
It's a little hard to evaluate your profile without knowing what programs you're thinking of (in the US? Canada? Europe? Asia?) and without having your GMAT or GPA. I'm sure you know, however, that it's highly competitive in many MBA programs for Indian engineering applicants, so make sure to build a list of schools that includes reach, target and safety options. Use the schools' GMAT averages as a starting point, but then adjust your list if you have other weaknesses like a lower than average GPA, etc. When you apply, be sure to focus on what skills you bring to the table, where you're going, and how those particular programs will help you.
Best of luck!
Julie-Anne Heafey
Senior Consultant
mbaMission
https://www.mbamission.com
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It's a little hard to evaluate your profile without knowing what programs you're thinking of (in the US? Canada? Europe? Asia?) and without having your GMAT or GPA. I'm sure you know, however, that it's highly competitive in many MBA programs for Indian engineering applicants, so make sure to build a list of schools that includes reach, target and safety options. Use the schools' GMAT averages as a starting point, but then adjust your list if you have other weaknesses like a lower than average GPA, etc. When you apply, be sure to focus on what skills you bring to the table, where you're going, and how those particular programs will help you.
Best of luck!
Julie-Anne Heafey
Senior Consultant
mbaMission
https://www.mbamission.com
Exclusive Partner of Manhattan Prep and Kaplan GMAT
#1-Rated Admissions Consulting Firm on GMAT Club and Poets&Quants
