Hi,
Really appreciate your time in doing this and hopefully you find my profile interesting enough to evaluate.
Hi urkdul, thanks for reaching out for a review.Background
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Work experience by application in 2017: 2 years at an F500 chemicals company in UK. (controls/automation engineer -> project engineer) 1.5 years as an Analytics Consultant at Deloitte.
off to a good start- but on the low side for applying for MBAInternship: With one of the major international orgs (WB, IMF etc).
Publications: 4, a couple in journals and a couple in industry magazines.
Extra curriculars: Many leadership roles in school, college and post-university including: school government, marketing head for large university clubs, promoting STEM education in local community, currently leading the deployment of solar power in rural India through a start up I started in graduate school (finalists in two major international social enterprise competitions).
Undergrad school/major: Imperial College, Chemical Engineering
Undergrad GPA: First Class Honours (UK System) ~ 3.8+ GPA
impressiveOther education/coursework: Grad School, Masters in Econometrics (3.82 GPA), Duke University
also impressive but some may wonder why did you do Masters in Econometrics and now want MBA.Race/nationality: Indian, Indian
International experience: Born in India, grew up in Thailand, 6 years in UK and 3 years in USA. I have worked in all four countries.
excellent cross-cultural exposureSex: Male
Age: 28 at matriculation
great age for MBA - but work experience is lower due to previous grad school experience- more work and less grad school would play betterGMAT Score: 730
MBA Info
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Goal of MBA: I want to be a leader in data science consulting. Post-MBA, join MBB and become a key part of their growing big data/analytics practice.
Target schools: H/S/W. MIT Sloan (Top choice), Columbia, Booth, Kellog, Fuqua, Yale, Tuck, Michigan, LBS, & INSEAD.
Point of worry: Recommendation letter from my current employer given only 1 year of experience. Also none of my recommendations will be from MBA graduates.