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16 Jun 2020, 08:33
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Any Suggestions help is appreciated. Thanks in advance.
29 years Indian Male, Completed B.E Mechanical Engineering.
Currently working as a business analyst at the no.1 oilfield services company.
Target GMAT Score: 720
Target Schools - Top 10 US B-Schools. Preferred - Cornell, NYU Stern and MIT Sloan. Targeting scholarships
Professional Achievements –
1) Currently leading a safety team for my campus. My role here is to make sure all the 1800+ employees working in my location are aware about the safety protocols, follow data protection policies, Workplace Ergonomics etc.,
2) International Experience – 6 months in US and Europe
3) Conducted classroom training for more than 800+ Engineers for 2 months. Entire classroom population representing more than 20 nationalities
4) Involved in company wide transformation program for Engineering Function. Achieved cost savings of 1M+ during my time.
5) Promoted twice within the span of last 3 years
Extracurricular/entrepreneurship Activities:
1) Worked with my cousin on his real estate business. I was involved in Marketing, Sales and Strategy
2) Mentoring my College juniors and Workplace Colleagues on their career transition. Successfully helped the placement of 2 candidates in product-based companies.
3) Got a chance to start my own retail shop. But the deal failed before the launch. But during this process involved in Market Analysis, Supplier Selection, Supplier negotiation etc., (This is basically a failure am not sure whether I can talk about this in my application)
Volunteer experience -
1) On Multiple occasions, Along with my family and friends worked on the community kitchen, Where we cooked home made food for elderly home residents. Last 2 years we have delivered around 1000+ food packets.
29 years Indian Male, Completed B.E Mechanical Engineering.
Currently working as a business analyst at the no.1 oilfield services company.
Target GMAT Score: 720
Target Schools - Top 10 US B-Schools. Preferred - Cornell, NYU Stern and MIT Sloan. Targeting scholarships
Professional Achievements –
1) Currently leading a safety team for my campus. My role here is to make sure all the 1800+ employees working in my location are aware about the safety protocols, follow data protection policies, Workplace Ergonomics etc.,
2) International Experience – 6 months in US and Europe
3) Conducted classroom training for more than 800+ Engineers for 2 months. Entire classroom population representing more than 20 nationalities
4) Involved in company wide transformation program for Engineering Function. Achieved cost savings of 1M+ during my time.
5) Promoted twice within the span of last 3 years
Extracurricular/entrepreneurship Activities:
1) Worked with my cousin on his real estate business. I was involved in Marketing, Sales and Strategy
2) Mentoring my College juniors and Workplace Colleagues on their career transition. Successfully helped the placement of 2 candidates in product-based companies.
3) Got a chance to start my own retail shop. But the deal failed before the launch. But during this process involved in Market Analysis, Supplier Selection, Supplier negotiation etc., (This is basically a failure am not sure whether I can talk about this in my application)
Volunteer experience -
1) On Multiple occasions, Along with my family and friends worked on the community kitchen, Where we cooked home made food for elderly home residents. Last 2 years we have delivered around 1000+ food packets.
18 Jun 2020, 18:36
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Hi there,
You seem like you have some pretty solid professional and extracurricular achievements. In order to assess whether those schools are realistic targets for you, we're missing a few things:
1) Your undergrad GPA
2) Your short-term/long-term goals after b-school
3) Your GMAT score - definitely aim for 720 for these schools
4) You choices of recommenders - think quality over the level of the recommender. A common mistake that applicants make is getting someone high up to write the letter but cannot concretely speak to their work
If you could let us know these information, we can perform a more holistic assessment of your candidacy. Alternatively, feel free to sign up for a free consultation here: https://admissionado.com/free-consultat ... sultation/
You seem like you have some pretty solid professional and extracurricular achievements. In order to assess whether those schools are realistic targets for you, we're missing a few things:
1) Your undergrad GPA
2) Your short-term/long-term goals after b-school
3) Your GMAT score - definitely aim for 720 for these schools
4) You choices of recommenders - think quality over the level of the recommender. A common mistake that applicants make is getting someone high up to write the letter but cannot concretely speak to their work
If you could let us know these information, we can perform a more holistic assessment of your candidacy. Alternatively, feel free to sign up for a free consultation here: https://admissionado.com/free-consultat ... sultation/
