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What’s in it for you- Live Profile Evaluation Chat Session with Jenifer Turtschanow, CEO, ARINGO. Come with your details prepared and ARINGO will share insights! Pre-MBA Role/Industry, YOE, Exam Score, C/GPA, ECs Post-MBA Role/ Industry & School List.
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11 Jun 2007, 09:19
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Hi!
Iam currently working as an Asst. Systems Engineer (IT) in TCS ( Asia's Largest IT Company), Iam finding it a bit difficult to asses my current chances of getting into a good MBA school in US (Iam aiming at the top 20). I have not given the GMAT as yet but Iam planning to sit for it in early September, given my current GMAT score range on the PowerPrep (about 650) Iam hopeful of scoring a 750+.
I have been an above average student throughout my education, have always strived to give my best performance at what ever I have done. A testimony to this is my early promotion to the grade of an Asst. Systems Engineer at TCS ( less than 10% employees get it). I have participated in sports and other extra curricular activities at school and university level and have won accolades. Iam actively involved with a local trust which provides education to the Blind free of cost, I help in creating awareness amongst the people about the cause of the trust.
My current job profile is very technical, though in a short span of 1 year I am managing 2-3 people under me.
Could you suggest which areas to focus and build on my profile, Iam an Indian IT guy and have a stiff competition, what factors will make my application stand out in a plethora of applications.
Iam planning to apply this year for the class of 2008. My objective out of an MBA is to make a shift into finance as a financial consultant.
Thanks.
Iam currently working as an Asst. Systems Engineer (IT) in TCS ( Asia's Largest IT Company), Iam finding it a bit difficult to asses my current chances of getting into a good MBA school in US (Iam aiming at the top 20). I have not given the GMAT as yet but Iam planning to sit for it in early September, given my current GMAT score range on the PowerPrep (about 650) Iam hopeful of scoring a 750+.
I have been an above average student throughout my education, have always strived to give my best performance at what ever I have done. A testimony to this is my early promotion to the grade of an Asst. Systems Engineer at TCS ( less than 10% employees get it). I have participated in sports and other extra curricular activities at school and university level and have won accolades. Iam actively involved with a local trust which provides education to the Blind free of cost, I help in creating awareness amongst the people about the cause of the trust.
My current job profile is very technical, though in a short span of 1 year I am managing 2-3 people under me.
Could you suggest which areas to focus and build on my profile, Iam an Indian IT guy and have a stiff competition, what factors will make my application stand out in a plethora of applications.
Iam planning to apply this year for the class of 2008. My objective out of an MBA is to make a shift into finance as a financial consultant.
Thanks.
16 Jun 2007, 14:49
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The more you can discuss leadership experiences the better.
You will have to do a good job of pulling the business implications from the technical aspects of your work. Many IT professionals only discuss the technical aspects in their essays and that doesn't go over well.
Make sure that you have some extracurricular / community service activities -- as you mentioned the competition is fierce, so you have to be able to stand out.
Make sure that you can discuss your career objectives in detail and why you want to pursue those objectives.
Similarly you have to do a good job of discussing why you want to attend a particular school and what you contribute while you are there and even perhaps after you graduate.
You will have to do a good job of pulling the business implications from the technical aspects of your work. Many IT professionals only discuss the technical aspects in their essays and that doesn't go over well.
Make sure that you have some extracurricular / community service activities -- as you mentioned the competition is fierce, so you have to be able to stand out.
Make sure that you can discuss your career objectives in detail and why you want to pursue those objectives.
Similarly you have to do a good job of discussing why you want to attend a particular school and what you contribute while you are there and even perhaps after you graduate.
18 Jun 2007, 08:25
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Hi!
Thanks for taking out time to review my profile.
As the competition is tough and the IT guys at my level have almost the same profile, could you help me out with how I can have an exceptional profile.
Will it be a good Idea to get into Process Improvement, Quality Audits, giving Trainings at my solution center to help build on my current profile.
Regards.
Thanks for taking out time to review my profile.
As the competition is tough and the IT guys at my level have almost the same profile, could you help me out with how I can have an exceptional profile.
Will it be a good Idea to get into Process Improvement, Quality Audits, giving Trainings at my solution center to help build on my current profile.
Regards.
