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anonymousCentaur
Current Student
Joined: 09 Jan 2020
Last visit: 23 Mar 2022
Posts: 50
Own Kudos:
Given Kudos: 135
Location: India
Schools: Duke Fuqua (A)
GMAT 1: 730 Q50 V38
GPA: 3.48
WE:Programming (Computer Software)
15 Oct 2020, 07:48
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Hi,
I'm looking for someone to evaluate my profile. I'm not sure what all details I'm supposed to provide so let me know if more info is needed.
Nationality: Indian
Age: 22
Working at Amazon as a Software Dev Engineer since about 4 months (got a pre-placement offer after I interned there last summer)
Education: B.Tech. in Information and Communication Technology. Graduated in 2020. CPI: 8.13/10
As far as extra curricular goes, in my college, I've been involved with 4 clubs, lead group projects, organized 2 events, and came 2nd in an Appathon.
I was a teaching assistant for an introductory econ course, was a section head for my college magazine, and have served as a part of the Student Placement Cell for a year.
I also interned at an NGO for a month.
I was about to give GMAT but couldn't due to the quarantine. However, I did give both my official mocks during my prep with the following scores:
740 (Q50, V40) and 730 (Q51, V37)
Edit: I forgot to mention that I had prepared in March and I'm thinking of starting again. Didn't touch any GMAT related material in between. I'm not sure which college to look for and when I should apply.
I'm looking for someone to evaluate my profile. I'm not sure what all details I'm supposed to provide so let me know if more info is needed.
Nationality: Indian
Age: 22
Working at Amazon as a Software Dev Engineer since about 4 months (got a pre-placement offer after I interned there last summer)
Education: B.Tech. in Information and Communication Technology. Graduated in 2020. CPI: 8.13/10
As far as extra curricular goes, in my college, I've been involved with 4 clubs, lead group projects, organized 2 events, and came 2nd in an Appathon.
I was a teaching assistant for an introductory econ course, was a section head for my college magazine, and have served as a part of the Student Placement Cell for a year.
I also interned at an NGO for a month.
I was about to give GMAT but couldn't due to the quarantine. However, I did give both my official mocks during my prep with the following scores:
740 (Q50, V40) and 730 (Q51, V37)
Edit: I forgot to mention that I had prepared in March and I'm thinking of starting again. Didn't touch any GMAT related material in between. I'm not sure which college to look for and when I should apply.
18 Oct 2020, 10:19
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Hi,
Thank you for providing all this information!
Where are you looking to apply and when do you plan to matriculate? That is critical because you are quite young and while it is never too late to start preparing, the average age for most major MBA programs is between 25 and 28.
It is also great that are getting your career started at Amazon. Having a brand name on your resume cannot hurt. Make sure you do really well there and that you can put yourself in a position to get a promotion. You should also cultivate relationships with your managers and colleagues not only so you have a good work environment but also so you can eventually pull on several of them for recommendations. That all takes time!
Your mock GMAT scores are solid. Pick the studying back up, assuming you have time. Because you are coming from an ultra competitive demographic, you want to make sure that score is as high as possible.
Lastly, it does not hurt to keeping staying involved outside of school/work. Pick up an activity or two that really excites you. It might be a continuation of your involvements in college or it could be something else. Whatever it is, embrace it and leave your mark on the organization. Try to generate quantifiable results.
At Admissionado, we offer long term planning and mentorship opportunities in addition to our application preparation services. Please reach out to schedule a consultation!
Best,
Seth
https://admissionado.com/
Thank you for providing all this information!
Where are you looking to apply and when do you plan to matriculate? That is critical because you are quite young and while it is never too late to start preparing, the average age for most major MBA programs is between 25 and 28.
It is also great that are getting your career started at Amazon. Having a brand name on your resume cannot hurt. Make sure you do really well there and that you can put yourself in a position to get a promotion. You should also cultivate relationships with your managers and colleagues not only so you have a good work environment but also so you can eventually pull on several of them for recommendations. That all takes time!
Your mock GMAT scores are solid. Pick the studying back up, assuming you have time. Because you are coming from an ultra competitive demographic, you want to make sure that score is as high as possible.
Lastly, it does not hurt to keeping staying involved outside of school/work. Pick up an activity or two that really excites you. It might be a continuation of your involvements in college or it could be something else. Whatever it is, embrace it and leave your mark on the organization. Try to generate quantifiable results.
At Admissionado, we offer long term planning and mentorship opportunities in addition to our application preparation services. Please reach out to schedule a consultation!
Best,
Seth
https://admissionado.com/
anonymousCentaur
Current Student
Joined: 09 Jan 2020
Last visit: 23 Mar 2022
Posts: 50
Own Kudos:
Given Kudos: 135
Location: India
Schools: Duke Fuqua (A)
GMAT 1: 730 Q50 V38
GPA: 3.48
WE:Programming (Computer Software)
19 Oct 2020, 09:11
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Right so I'm currently exploring and I do not know what all places and/or programs are suitable for me. I was looking to go for next year's intake.
Yes, I have time for GMAT. Thanks for all the help
Yes, I have time for GMAT. Thanks for all the help
