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01 Sep 2016, 10:13
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Hi,
I applied last year to NUS and Nanyang with the below profile:
1. GMAT 670 (Q48, V32)
2. CFA and FRM charterholder
3. 8 year experience - 5 year in Corporate banking, cross border finance, project lending, etc. 3 year in Investment Banking, capital markets, Structured Finance, promoter lending, securitization, etc. Presently National Manager for Fixed Income Securities at Tata Capital
I received interview call from NUS but didn't convert.
This year I have scored 700 in GMAT (Q49, V35) but there hasn't been drastic change in profile - only that I have worked on various new and different financing structures.
How do I build my essay for re-applicant?
1. Should I re-write the earlier essays in a completely new manner or make modifications to the earlier ones?
2. What are some of the aspects I can highlight as reasons for re-application? GMAT score or work experience or both?
3. Should my resume be an updation with last 1 year work or be constructed from scratch again?
4. Any other stuff which will help me to write the essays for these 2 schools
Thanks in advance!
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I applied last year to NUS and Nanyang with the below profile:
1. GMAT 670 (Q48, V32)
2. CFA and FRM charterholder
3. 8 year experience - 5 year in Corporate banking, cross border finance, project lending, etc. 3 year in Investment Banking, capital markets, Structured Finance, promoter lending, securitization, etc. Presently National Manager for Fixed Income Securities at Tata Capital
I received interview call from NUS but didn't convert.
This year I have scored 700 in GMAT (Q49, V35) but there hasn't been drastic change in profile - only that I have worked on various new and different financing structures.
How do I build my essay for re-applicant?
1. Should I re-write the earlier essays in a completely new manner or make modifications to the earlier ones?
2. What are some of the aspects I can highlight as reasons for re-application? GMAT score or work experience or both?
3. Should my resume be an updation with last 1 year work or be constructed from scratch again?
4. Any other stuff which will help me to write the essays for these 2 schools
Thanks in advance!
Sent from my MI 3W using GMAT Club Forum mobile app
01 Sep 2016, 12:03
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Hi prahladagarwal7,
Since you're ultimately asking Admissions questions, you would likely find it beneficial to speak with an Admissions Expert about your overall profile. There's a Forum full of them here:
ask-admission-consultants-124/
GMAT assassins aren't born, they're made,
Rich
Since you're ultimately asking Admissions questions, you would likely find it beneficial to speak with an Admissions Expert about your overall profile. There's a Forum full of them here:
ask-admission-consultants-124/
GMAT assassins aren't born, they're made,
Rich
