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siamr
Joined: 07 Jan 2015
Last visit: 07 Jul 2020
Posts: 63
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Location: India
Concentration: Operations
Schools: Fisher '18 (A) W. P. Carey Arizona State '18 (A$) Broad '18 (WL) McCombs '18 (A) Smeal Penn'18 (WL) Cox '18 (WD)
GMAT 1: 710 Q49 V36
Schools: Fisher '18 (A) W. P. Carey Arizona State '18 (A$) Broad '18 (WL) McCombs '18 (A) Smeal Penn'18 (WL) Cox '18 (WD)
GMAT 1: 710 Q49 V36
Posts: 63
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Hi mbaMission Team,
Here's my profile,
1. GMAT : 710 (Q49, V36, AWA 6)
6. Target Program : Full Time MBA in tier 1 schools of the USA. Preferred MBA in Operations / Supply Chain and Logistics. Few schools in which I will apply :
1.Duke
2.Ross, Michigan
3. Kenan-Flagler
4. Harvard
(not in any order)
I will add or remove schools from the list as per your evaluation.
7. When Planning to apply ? : will start applying in R1 this year for fall'16 programs
8. Post MBA Goals : I intend to work preferably in the Shipping Industry. I believe that my hands on experience of work culture onboard, and having understood the requirements and difficulties faced by the ship’s crew, along with my management training will help me to serve effectively and efficiently in this industry.
Thanks in advance for taking time to go through my profile. Suggestions/Criticism is welcomed.
Here's my profile,
1. GMAT : 710 (Q49, V36, AWA 6)
6. Target Program : Full Time MBA in tier 1 schools of the USA. Preferred MBA in Operations / Supply Chain and Logistics. Few schools in which I will apply :
1.Duke
2.Ross, Michigan
3. Kenan-Flagler
4. Harvard
(not in any order)
I will add or remove schools from the list as per your evaluation.
7. When Planning to apply ? : will start applying in R1 this year for fall'16 programs
8. Post MBA Goals : I intend to work preferably in the Shipping Industry. I believe that my hands on experience of work culture onboard, and having understood the requirements and difficulties faced by the ship’s crew, along with my management training will help me to serve effectively and efficiently in this industry.
Thanks in advance for taking time to go through my profile. Suggestions/Criticism is welcomed.
15 Jul 2015, 20:39
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Hello,
Thanks for checking in. So I'd say at first glance you have the following strengths:
-slightly less common industry; helps you be remembered a bit better and you can focus on what you feel you'd bring to the class in terms of different perspectives
-assumed strong analytical, quantitative, and project management skills
-possibly some leadership examples from your career? Would be great if so.
-examples of involvement in undergrad, and initiative taken such as founding that technical club
-solid grades
-goals seem to make sense
And potential challenges...
-the fact that there ARE a lot of Indian engineering applicants, so it's a competitive group, and they often have even higher GMAT scores
In terms of schools, HBS will be pretty tough! I'd also look at those ranked high in operations/supply chain such as Tepper, maybe Kelley. Keep us posted on how we can help, and good luck!
Thanks for checking in. So I'd say at first glance you have the following strengths:
-slightly less common industry; helps you be remembered a bit better and you can focus on what you feel you'd bring to the class in terms of different perspectives
-assumed strong analytical, quantitative, and project management skills
-possibly some leadership examples from your career? Would be great if so.
-examples of involvement in undergrad, and initiative taken such as founding that technical club
-solid grades
-goals seem to make sense
And potential challenges...
-the fact that there ARE a lot of Indian engineering applicants, so it's a competitive group, and they often have even higher GMAT scores
In terms of schools, HBS will be pretty tough! I'd also look at those ranked high in operations/supply chain such as Tepper, maybe Kelley. Keep us posted on how we can help, and good luck!
