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04 Apr 2012, 12:23
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Hi,
Requesting your valuable inputs for the profile mentioned in the following link:
https://gmatclub.com/forum/profile-evaluation-request-suggest-suitable-b-school-130218.html
Requesting your valuable inputs for the profile mentioned in the following link:
https://gmatclub.com/forum/profile-evaluation-request-suggest-suitable-b-school-130218.html
05 Apr 2012, 18:25
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Hi, Santosh,
A key area for you to develop is where you want your career to go. You will want to clearly articulate to the admissions committee where you see your career going in the short and long term. You will want to show them that you have a solid foundation for this plan by using examples from your career to date. Think about the skills you will need to be successful and what transferable skills you have from your current experience. It sounds like you would have strong examples of project management, problem solving, people management, mentoring and more. You mentioned receiving two awards. What were those for? Can you pull any relevant examples from those experiences?
Remember in your essays and interviews to sell yourself and what you have done. It is great to show you are part of the team, but you want to be sure your contribution to the team’s success is clear. Also, you will want to differentiate yourself by pulling examples from your involvement in YFS and the CSR group. Have you led projects or teams? Are there results you can showcase? It is great to get your character and passion across to the admissions committee.
In terms of school selection, you should decide your most important criteria – areas of focus, teaching style, geography, size, career services, alumni network, etc. - that will help you get where you want to go. Beyond the schools you list, you may also want to look at programs such as Carnegie Mellon Tepper, University of Texas - Austin, or University of Maryland for an IT focus.
Good luck,
Susan Kaplan
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mbaMission
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A key area for you to develop is where you want your career to go. You will want to clearly articulate to the admissions committee where you see your career going in the short and long term. You will want to show them that you have a solid foundation for this plan by using examples from your career to date. Think about the skills you will need to be successful and what transferable skills you have from your current experience. It sounds like you would have strong examples of project management, problem solving, people management, mentoring and more. You mentioned receiving two awards. What were those for? Can you pull any relevant examples from those experiences?
Remember in your essays and interviews to sell yourself and what you have done. It is great to show you are part of the team, but you want to be sure your contribution to the team’s success is clear. Also, you will want to differentiate yourself by pulling examples from your involvement in YFS and the CSR group. Have you led projects or teams? Are there results you can showcase? It is great to get your character and passion across to the admissions committee.
In terms of school selection, you should decide your most important criteria – areas of focus, teaching style, geography, size, career services, alumni network, etc. - that will help you get where you want to go. Beyond the schools you list, you may also want to look at programs such as Carnegie Mellon Tepper, University of Texas - Austin, or University of Maryland for an IT focus.
Good luck,
Susan Kaplan
Senior Consultant
mbaMission
646-485-8844
Website: https://www.mbamission.com
Blog: https://www.mbamission.com/blog
mbaMission Insiders Guides: https://www.mbamission.com/guides.php?category=insiders
Free Consultation: https://www.mbamission.com/consult.php
05 Apr 2012, 20:58
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Thank you very much Susan for the inputs. I will definitely think on these lines and try to come up with a better application.
