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16 Dec 2016, 08:22
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Hi MbaMission team,
I am planning to apply Mannheim, ESMT, and WHU for the 2017 intake. I am looking forward to hearing your pieces of advice and comments on my profile.
- I am graduated from Industrial design from a technical university ( one of the top schools in the country), with 3.2 GPA. Most of my technical classes have a lower grade than my artistic and verbal classes.
- I got 650 from GMAT. I can do better with a little more study since I haven't even gone through all questions in OG and GmatPrep
- I worked as an industrial design in a global company manufacturing technology accessories for two years, after my graduation.
- After two years, I build my own startup, which was a social marketplace, jumping into the business area. Before founding my own company, I had open trials, such as startup-like projects, taking part in business plan competitions; and awards from the entrepreneurship projects.
- After two years of managing my own startup, I failed, gaining several know-hows and hands-on experience. I was offered a job immediately by my mentor, who owns a seed investment company and accelerator, a small company in size but a dominant firm regarding its impact on the startup ecosystem in the country.
- I worked at the company as a sales and marketing executive. As an employee belonging to the core team, I was directly connected to the CEO, taking part in important decisions ranging from finances to the main strategy. I supervised 2 of my colleagues and managed to outsource parties.
What do you think? Should I retake Gmat?
If yes, I am planning to focus on my profile and my essays mainly in the following 15-20 days and spend 3-4 hours a day for Gmat. The other alternative is learning German rather than studying gmat. I am aware that German is not a requirement for the application, but for my future and after MBA life. The earlier I start learning, the better.
I am planning to apply Mannheim, ESMT, and WHU for the 2017 intake. I am looking forward to hearing your pieces of advice and comments on my profile.
- I am graduated from Industrial design from a technical university ( one of the top schools in the country), with 3.2 GPA. Most of my technical classes have a lower grade than my artistic and verbal classes.
- I got 650 from GMAT. I can do better with a little more study since I haven't even gone through all questions in OG and GmatPrep
- I worked as an industrial design in a global company manufacturing technology accessories for two years, after my graduation.
- After two years, I build my own startup, which was a social marketplace, jumping into the business area. Before founding my own company, I had open trials, such as startup-like projects, taking part in business plan competitions; and awards from the entrepreneurship projects.
- After two years of managing my own startup, I failed, gaining several know-hows and hands-on experience. I was offered a job immediately by my mentor, who owns a seed investment company and accelerator, a small company in size but a dominant firm regarding its impact on the startup ecosystem in the country.
- I worked at the company as a sales and marketing executive. As an employee belonging to the core team, I was directly connected to the CEO, taking part in important decisions ranging from finances to the main strategy. I supervised 2 of my colleagues and managed to outsource parties.
What do you think? Should I retake Gmat?
If yes, I am planning to focus on my profile and my essays mainly in the following 15-20 days and spend 3-4 hours a day for Gmat. The other alternative is learning German rather than studying gmat. I am aware that German is not a requirement for the application, but for my future and after MBA life. The earlier I start learning, the better.
16 Dec 2016, 14:35
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Hi, and thanks for writing! For the schools you're targeting, a 650 falls within their target range (Mannheim's average is about 675). Can you share what your quantitative raw score was, though? Since you stated that your technical grades were lower vs. the grades in more qualitative subjects, you do want to show quantitative proficiency though either your GMAT score and/or your work experience.
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Hi MbaMission team,
I am planning to apply Mannheim, ESMT, and WHU for the 2017 intake. I am looking forward to hearing your pieces of advice and comments on my profile.
- I am graduated from Industrial design from a technical university ( one of the top schools in the country), with 3.2 GPA. Most of my technical classes have a lower grade than my artistic and verbal classes.
- I got 650 from GMAT. I can do better with a little more study since I haven't even gone through all questions in OG and GmatPrep
- I worked as an industrial design in a global company manufacturing technology accessories for two years, after my graduation.
- After two years, I build my own startup, which was a social marketplace, jumping into the business area. Before founding my own company, I had open trials, such as startup-like projects, taking part in business plan competitions; and awards from the entrepreneurship projects.
- After two years of managing my own startup, I failed, gaining several know-hows and hands-on experience. I was offered a job immediately by my mentor, who owns a seed investment company and accelerator, a small company in size but a dominant firm regarding its impact on the startup ecosystem in the country.
- I worked at the company as a sales and marketing executive. As an employee belonging to the core team, I was directly connected to the CEO, taking part in important decisions ranging from finances to the main strategy. I supervised 2 of my colleagues and managed to outsource parties.
What do you think? Should I retake Gmat?
If yes, I am planning to focus on my profile and my essays mainly in the following 15-20 days and spend 3-4 hours a day for Gmat. The other alternative is learning German rather than studying gmat. I am aware that German is not a requirement for the application, but for my future and after MBA life. The earlier I start learning, the better.
I am planning to apply Mannheim, ESMT, and WHU for the 2017 intake. I am looking forward to hearing your pieces of advice and comments on my profile.
- I am graduated from Industrial design from a technical university ( one of the top schools in the country), with 3.2 GPA. Most of my technical classes have a lower grade than my artistic and verbal classes.
- I got 650 from GMAT. I can do better with a little more study since I haven't even gone through all questions in OG and GmatPrep
- I worked as an industrial design in a global company manufacturing technology accessories for two years, after my graduation.
- After two years, I build my own startup, which was a social marketplace, jumping into the business area. Before founding my own company, I had open trials, such as startup-like projects, taking part in business plan competitions; and awards from the entrepreneurship projects.
- After two years of managing my own startup, I failed, gaining several know-hows and hands-on experience. I was offered a job immediately by my mentor, who owns a seed investment company and accelerator, a small company in size but a dominant firm regarding its impact on the startup ecosystem in the country.
- I worked at the company as a sales and marketing executive. As an employee belonging to the core team, I was directly connected to the CEO, taking part in important decisions ranging from finances to the main strategy. I supervised 2 of my colleagues and managed to outsource parties.
What do you think? Should I retake Gmat?
If yes, I am planning to focus on my profile and my essays mainly in the following 15-20 days and spend 3-4 hours a day for Gmat. The other alternative is learning German rather than studying gmat. I am aware that German is not a requirement for the application, but for my future and after MBA life. The earlier I start learning, the better.
16 Dec 2016, 14:49
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Thanks for the reply. Actually, my Quant score is pretty high; it is 48. My verbal is 31. In contrast to my bachelor grades, I was a Quant person in high school and in my professional work experience, in other words I always enjoyed quant related tasks.
Do you think I should retake gmat?
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