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Hi,
Please review my profile for admissions for the top 25 business schools in the US:
Background
Age: 28
Ethnicity: Indian
Sex: Male
Work Experience:
Currently, I'm working with the financial market regulator in India (Like the SEC in the US), wherein my job revolves around investigating all sorts of illicit money collection schemes in India. There's a lot of people in India who happily pile away their savings in sham operations, and the last one we busted had raised about $ 10 bn before we got a wind of it. The work that I do is a heady mix of financial analysis, legal research and policy. I'm also authoring our research paper on different investment schemes utilizing crypto-currencies, and what the government can do tackle this.
It was hard to get into this place; there were 75 positions for which a 100,000 people had applied. Also, since this qualifies as public service, promotions are more time-bound than they are merit-based; I'm due for one by mid-next year.
Before this, I've worked for a big rating agency for a year, wherein I was pitching to the firm's clients for its credit risk assessment.
Total work ex - 5 years
Education:
Undergrad: Engineering GPA; 58 % ( I really, really **** this one up)
Master's: MBA (from an Indian B-school; Top 15) GPA: 3.00
Why another MBA ?
1) I feel like I'm in this rut; I've been doing something very niche for the past 3 years, and don't think I can switch industries easily, even with my current MBA. I don't intend on staying the public sector in the long-term - the relatively lower compensation being a major factor.
2) The first MBA was straight after my undergrad degree (something very common in India). I really didn't understand much; courses like Organizational Behavior just did not make any sense to me.
3) Relocation to the US or Europe.
Extra-curriculars:
1) Triathlete - I've already done a half iron; hoping to compete in the Ironman tri early next year.
2) Volunteer work with a non-profit doing something I really care about- getting more people to cycle/ commute to work, which goes a long way towards reducing congestion and air pollution in big cities, something that the third world is continually struggling with.
3) Not sure if this counts, but I did ride my bicycle across Europe. Stayed with a lot of local hosts along the way, and learnt about different places and the people in it; this was something that was deeply enriching on a personal level, and I'm not sure if I should be mentioning this on my application.
Stats:
GMAT: 750 (Q50, V41)
This was a long post. If you've managed to get this far, thank you for your time and attention.
Please review my profile for admissions for the top 25 business schools in the US:
Background
Age: 28
Ethnicity: Indian
Sex: Male
Work Experience:
Currently, I'm working with the financial market regulator in India (Like the SEC in the US), wherein my job revolves around investigating all sorts of illicit money collection schemes in India. There's a lot of people in India who happily pile away their savings in sham operations, and the last one we busted had raised about $ 10 bn before we got a wind of it. The work that I do is a heady mix of financial analysis, legal research and policy. I'm also authoring our research paper on different investment schemes utilizing crypto-currencies, and what the government can do tackle this.
It was hard to get into this place; there were 75 positions for which a 100,000 people had applied. Also, since this qualifies as public service, promotions are more time-bound than they are merit-based; I'm due for one by mid-next year.
Before this, I've worked for a big rating agency for a year, wherein I was pitching to the firm's clients for its credit risk assessment.
Total work ex - 5 years
Education:
Undergrad: Engineering GPA; 58 % ( I really, really **** this one up)
Master's: MBA (from an Indian B-school; Top 15) GPA: 3.00
Why another MBA ?
1) I feel like I'm in this rut; I've been doing something very niche for the past 3 years, and don't think I can switch industries easily, even with my current MBA. I don't intend on staying the public sector in the long-term - the relatively lower compensation being a major factor.
2) The first MBA was straight after my undergrad degree (something very common in India). I really didn't understand much; courses like Organizational Behavior just did not make any sense to me.
3) Relocation to the US or Europe.
Extra-curriculars:
1) Triathlete - I've already done a half iron; hoping to compete in the Ironman tri early next year.
2) Volunteer work with a non-profit doing something I really care about- getting more people to cycle/ commute to work, which goes a long way towards reducing congestion and air pollution in big cities, something that the third world is continually struggling with.
3) Not sure if this counts, but I did ride my bicycle across Europe. Stayed with a lot of local hosts along the way, and learnt about different places and the people in it; this was something that was deeply enriching on a personal level, and I'm not sure if I should be mentioning this on my application.
Stats:
GMAT: 750 (Q50, V41)
This was a long post. If you've managed to get this far, thank you for your time and attention.
