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29 Nov 2024, 11:40
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Hello everyone,
I am planning to apply for ISB next year. My profile is as follows:
10th- 82.7%
12th- 69.37%
B.E from a shut down tier-3 college in Nagpur with 69.71%
Work ex- 3.2 years Tata Consultancy Services
What would be the ideal score for GMAT for me.
My profile looks very Basic now I know till the application Please suggest If I can improve anything.
Any other Suggestion also Okay for me.
Thanks,
I am planning to apply for ISB next year. My profile is as follows:
10th- 82.7%
12th- 69.37%
B.E from a shut down tier-3 college in Nagpur with 69.71%
Work ex- 3.2 years Tata Consultancy Services
What would be the ideal score for GMAT for me.
My profile looks very Basic now I know till the application Please suggest If I can improve anything.
Any other Suggestion also Okay for me.
Thanks,
29 Nov 2024, 21:21
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Hello HarshKadu,
While no GMAT score is enough/ideal, you must target a score upwards of 665; higher the better.
Profile improvement needs a more detailed discussion. Feel free to get in touch with us.
All the best!
While no GMAT score is enough/ideal, you must target a score upwards of 665; higher the better.
Profile improvement needs a more detailed discussion. Feel free to get in touch with us.
All the best!
HarshKadu
29 Nov 2024, 23:26
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Dear HarshKadu,
Below is my analysis of your profile:
10th /12th : Below Average (specially 12th)
Undergrad : Below Average - neither the pedigree of the institution nor the GPA helps you standout.
Work Ex: While the quantum of Work Ex is decent, you face stiff competition from thousands of other applicants applying from similar IT services companies. Hence, you don't have a lot of room for differentiation here.
ECs: Since you haven't mentioned anything I am assuming you don't have a lot of things to show for.
Overall, I believe that you will need to really work on building a strong profile to differentiate yourself in this competitive pool of India Male IT applicants. Some of the things you can do are : take up a extremely impactful project at work, if possible get some international experience, switch jobs to a startup / product focused company, build a community, get involved in a community engagement etc. You might want to go through this blog - https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/from-asp ... tor-todrc/
Note that you will have to do one or more of the above besides aiming for a score in excess of 645.
I am an ISB alum,CO15, and a decade back, I was in a similar situation as yours and hence can completely empathize with your position. Feel free to get in touch with me in case you seek help.
Cheers and Best of Luck !!
Do make the next 12 months count !!!
Below is my analysis of your profile:
10th /12th : Below Average (specially 12th)
Undergrad : Below Average - neither the pedigree of the institution nor the GPA helps you standout.
Work Ex: While the quantum of Work Ex is decent, you face stiff competition from thousands of other applicants applying from similar IT services companies. Hence, you don't have a lot of room for differentiation here.
ECs: Since you haven't mentioned anything I am assuming you don't have a lot of things to show for.
Overall, I believe that you will need to really work on building a strong profile to differentiate yourself in this competitive pool of India Male IT applicants. Some of the things you can do are : take up a extremely impactful project at work, if possible get some international experience, switch jobs to a startup / product focused company, build a community, get involved in a community engagement etc. You might want to go through this blog - https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/from-asp ... tor-todrc/
Note that you will have to do one or more of the above besides aiming for a score in excess of 645.
I am an ISB alum,CO15, and a decade back, I was in a similar situation as yours and hence can completely empathize with your position. Feel free to get in touch with me in case you seek help.
Cheers and Best of Luck !!
Do make the next 12 months count !!!
HarshKadu
