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12 Jun 2021, 09:55
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Hi,
I seek guidance for my profile evaluation for 2022 intake for Full time MBA .
I took the GMAT in May 2021,scored a 770, Q51, V42, IR8.
A brief Intro :
A 34 year old male from India with 2 Years IT + 8 years Manufacturing experience .
My last 8 years experience constitutes of roles of Business development for 2 manufacturing companies with head office in Europe.
I was responsible for establishing a new branch in India ,and started the business from scratch .
It is more close to a startup environment .
References from C-Suite contacts in US and Europe, Essay i definitely need to improve, extracurricular points are avarage .
Target areas to work post the MBA:
1. Consulting
2. Strategy
3. Business development
4. Manufacturing
Target University countries :
Harvard Business School
University of Pennsylvania: Wharton
Stanford Graduate School of Business
Insead France
MIT: Sloan
London Business School
Columbia Business School
HEC Paris
University of Chicago: Booth
Northwestern University: Kellogg
University of California at Berkeley: Haas
Yale School of Management
Duke University: Fuqua
University of Cambridge: Judge
University of Oxford: Said
Courses where I can secure maximum scholarship will be the first criteria for me.
Kindly let me know .
Guys, thanks in advance.
Warm regards
Saurav S
I seek guidance for my profile evaluation for 2022 intake for Full time MBA .
I took the GMAT in May 2021,scored a 770, Q51, V42, IR8.
A brief Intro :
A 34 year old male from India with 2 Years IT + 8 years Manufacturing experience .
My last 8 years experience constitutes of roles of Business development for 2 manufacturing companies with head office in Europe.
I was responsible for establishing a new branch in India ,and started the business from scratch .
It is more close to a startup environment .
References from C-Suite contacts in US and Europe, Essay i definitely need to improve, extracurricular points are avarage .
Target areas to work post the MBA:
1. Consulting
2. Strategy
3. Business development
4. Manufacturing
Target University countries :
Harvard Business School
University of Pennsylvania: Wharton
Stanford Graduate School of Business
Insead France
MIT: Sloan
London Business School
Columbia Business School
HEC Paris
University of Chicago: Booth
Northwestern University: Kellogg
University of California at Berkeley: Haas
Yale School of Management
Duke University: Fuqua
University of Cambridge: Judge
University of Oxford: Said
Courses where I can secure maximum scholarship will be the first criteria for me.
Kindly let me know .
Guys, thanks in advance.
Warm regards
Saurav S
12 Jun 2021, 12:49
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Hi Saurav / makindia2022:
Thank you for posting all of this information and reaching out to us. I'd like to note a few things:
(1) This is a very long list and all are great schools. As a starting point, you can safely assume that your chances of admission will go down as you go up in the rankings. US News is a good, reputable ranking to help you gauge difficulty of getting into these programs. It's also worth noting that all of these programs are different from one another. They are located in different geographies, are made up of different class sizes, have different focus areas, etc. You should think about narrowing it down based on your interests rather than just applying blindly to all the top programs, unless prestige is your primary consideration.
(2) Your age is going to be a big issue. Candidates who are around 35 are usually better suited for part-time or executive MBA programs. Have you considered these instead of the full-time programs?
(3) Your post-MBA goals are too broad. You do need to narrow this down. You can probably pick 2 of the 4 on your list to focus on in your application essays.
(4) Scholarships are these schools are going to be even more difficult to obtain. It's also very hard to say if and where you will receive any, assuming you even are admitted. How important is scholarship money to your decision? If it is very important, you might want to consider adding lower-ranked schools to your list. For now, you should focus on narrowing down this list as discussed above.
Once again, you have a great profile! I am sure you will do well in this process, but it might be wise to connect with us for a consultation so we can better walk you through how this all works and how our services can be of use to you.
https://admissionado.com/free-consultation/
Thank you for posting all of this information and reaching out to us. I'd like to note a few things:
(1) This is a very long list and all are great schools. As a starting point, you can safely assume that your chances of admission will go down as you go up in the rankings. US News is a good, reputable ranking to help you gauge difficulty of getting into these programs. It's also worth noting that all of these programs are different from one another. They are located in different geographies, are made up of different class sizes, have different focus areas, etc. You should think about narrowing it down based on your interests rather than just applying blindly to all the top programs, unless prestige is your primary consideration.
(2) Your age is going to be a big issue. Candidates who are around 35 are usually better suited for part-time or executive MBA programs. Have you considered these instead of the full-time programs?
(3) Your post-MBA goals are too broad. You do need to narrow this down. You can probably pick 2 of the 4 on your list to focus on in your application essays.
(4) Scholarships are these schools are going to be even more difficult to obtain. It's also very hard to say if and where you will receive any, assuming you even are admitted. How important is scholarship money to your decision? If it is very important, you might want to consider adding lower-ranked schools to your list. For now, you should focus on narrowing down this list as discussed above.
Once again, you have a great profile! I am sure you will do well in this process, but it might be wise to connect with us for a consultation so we can better walk you through how this all works and how our services can be of use to you.
https://admissionado.com/free-consultation/
