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07 Sep 2020, 11:20
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Evaluation for HaaS EWMBA, Booth Weekend MBA, Kellogg Weekend MBA
Professional: Product Manager at Intel Corporation 2017-Present
Technical Marketing Engineer 2013-2017
Embedded SW Intern with Intel Corporation Oct 2012 - Sep 2013 (Full time internship)
Academics : Bachelors from Jaypee Institute of Information Technology University, India in Electronics and Communication Engineering (2007-2011) CGPA of 7.2/10.
Masters from University of Texas at Arlington in Electrical Engineering (2011-2013) GPA 3.33/4
Extra-curriculars: Board Member for Pratham Portland Non-profit (2018 - current)
Volunteering Teaching Assistant with Mazamas Foundation for climbing education (2015-2018)
Volunteer teacher/coordinator with Evidyaloka (2014-2017)
Certified Skydiver
Business consultant/advisor for Startups in India
Hobby: Music (Singer & Rhythm Guitar) (collaborate with local bands to perform covers) in local shows
Climbing (Rock, Ice and Alpine climbing) (Accomplishments: Mt Kilimanjaro, highest peak in Africa; Mt Stuart North Ridge, one of the classic 50 climbs in America)
Skydiving (more than 20 skydives solo + tandem)
Running (Last achievement was NY Full Marathon, while fundraising for Team for Kids foundation)
GMAT score: 700 (Q49, V36)
EA Score: 158
Any suggestion will be helpful
Professional: Product Manager at Intel Corporation 2017-Present
Technical Marketing Engineer 2013-2017
Embedded SW Intern with Intel Corporation Oct 2012 - Sep 2013 (Full time internship)
Academics : Bachelors from Jaypee Institute of Information Technology University, India in Electronics and Communication Engineering (2007-2011) CGPA of 7.2/10.
Masters from University of Texas at Arlington in Electrical Engineering (2011-2013) GPA 3.33/4
Extra-curriculars: Board Member for Pratham Portland Non-profit (2018 - current)
Volunteering Teaching Assistant with Mazamas Foundation for climbing education (2015-2018)
Volunteer teacher/coordinator with Evidyaloka (2014-2017)
Certified Skydiver
Business consultant/advisor for Startups in India
Hobby: Music (Singer & Rhythm Guitar) (collaborate with local bands to perform covers) in local shows
Climbing (Rock, Ice and Alpine climbing) (Accomplishments: Mt Kilimanjaro, highest peak in Africa; Mt Stuart North Ridge, one of the classic 50 climbs in America)
Skydiving (more than 20 skydives solo + tandem)
Running (Last achievement was NY Full Marathon, while fundraising for Team for Kids foundation)
GMAT score: 700 (Q49, V36)
EA Score: 158
Any suggestion will be helpful
10 Sep 2020, 07:22
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Hi shavarna,
I've help several Indian students get into top part-time MBA programs in the US, including Berkeley Haas and Chicago Booth.
You seem to have a strong profile for part-time MBA programs you are targeting.
I like your work experience and advanced degree in US. Your extracurriculars are interesting and diverse.
The GMAT score could be better, but the part-time MBA programs tend to have lower average GMAT so 700 should be fine.
The 2 things that will be most important for you are the essays and letters of recommendation where you will have to articulate your career goals, why are you applying for part-time MBA and how specifically you will you manage your work and MBA program course load. If you can answer these questions convincingly, you are good!
If you need help with your application, feel free to email me at [email protected]
Here is a review from my recent admit to CBS.
https://gmatclub.com/forum/who-are-the- ... l#p2481221
Good luck!
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I've help several Indian students get into top part-time MBA programs in the US, including Berkeley Haas and Chicago Booth.
You seem to have a strong profile for part-time MBA programs you are targeting.
I like your work experience and advanced degree in US. Your extracurriculars are interesting and diverse.
The GMAT score could be better, but the part-time MBA programs tend to have lower average GMAT so 700 should be fine.
The 2 things that will be most important for you are the essays and letters of recommendation where you will have to articulate your career goals, why are you applying for part-time MBA and how specifically you will you manage your work and MBA program course load. If you can answer these questions convincingly, you are good!
If you need help with your application, feel free to email me at [email protected]
Here is a review from my recent admit to CBS.
https://gmatclub.com/forum/who-are-the- ... l#p2481221
Good luck!
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