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Profile Review for 2023 Intake [#permalink] New post   Updated on: 26 Dec 2022, 04:46
Hello! Would appreciate some feedback on my profile. I am interested in ISB, INSEAD, NUS and NTU for the full time MBA (or PGP) programs and am targeting the 2023 Intakes. (R2)
I would also be grateful for any suggestions on other B-schools that would suit my profile and aspirations. Thanks in advance!

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Nationality: Indian
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Age: 29
Language: English, Hindi

GMAT Score: 710 (V38, Q49, IR5, AWA6)

Originally posted by avinashnair94 on 15 Dec 2022, 01:57.
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Re: Profile Review for 2023 Intake [#permalink] New post   15 Dec 2022, 10:10
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avinashnair94:

Thank you for reaching out.

Great profile! ISB, NTU, and NUS feel like good fits and attainable schools. INSEAD is a little trickier given how competitive it is in general.

Given your career focus, you could also look at LSE and IE for real estate. Are you open to schools in the US as well? There are some great real estate focused masters degree and MBA programs that could really advance your career.

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Re: Profile Review for 2023 Intake [#permalink] New post   15 Dec 2022, 19:21
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avinashnair94:

Given your career focus, you could also look at LSE and IE for real estate.

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Hi. I have somewhat similar career goals as well. I have my architecture practice in India right now and I'm looking to land a real-estate/infrastructure strategy role in Dubai post my MBA. Would you elaborate more on IE's credentials as a good school for real estate? My feeling is that since they have a decent Msc Real Estate program, they seem to have a lot of industry connections that benefit the MBA as well.
Please let me know if you think any other school fits my goal as well, especially with strong connections to the Middle East. I would prefer a program length of 12-15 months.
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Re: Profile Review for 2023 Intake [#permalink] New post   16 Dec 2022, 07:36
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FALSEnine9:

If you are targeting a program of that length, you probably want to go for a Masters in Real Estate (or similar type of degree) rather than the MBA. It's likely more relevant for your goals. You also want to target a program that is international in nature so you can recruit for Dubai. Take a look at many of the usual suspects:

Penn (Wharton)
MIT
Harvard (the program is relatively new but could be worth checking out)
University of Southern California (USC)
Columbia University
Cornell University
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