Hi Chirag
You present quite an interesting profile. Your GMAT is slightly on the lower side and our undergrad scores are okay. The CFA certifications are a plus and would compensate your scores to some extent.
Coming to your work experience, while writing your essays, you will have to give very good reasons for changing jobs. Its good that you did this to learn more and in your essays, you will have to discuss about how these diverse environments helped you grow overall, what you learnt and most importantly what you achieved. It is important that you talk about your contributions in these firms.
Leadership is one of the things that B-schools value highly and there are many things in your profile to show that such as starting up your own firm. Once again, here you need to discuss what you have accomplished in the year since you started 'the Buddha Solution'. also, as the volunteer coordinator for the NGO and as a leader for the social service club, talk about your contributions and how you led the coordinators and the service club to gain something.
With the existing profile you could apply to schools such as
IE Business school Spain
IMD Switzerland
ESADE Spain
CHUCK Business School, China
Warwick B-School, UK
Nanyang Business School, Singapore. (These are some of the top 30 B-schools in the world with an avg GMAT close to yours)
Best B-schools for entrepreneurship are Harvard and Stanford, followed by MIT Sloan, Wharton, Chicago Booth and UMich Ross
Check out this article for more information
https://www.interviewbay.com/blog/top-20 ... reneurshipThe average GMAT for these schools is quite high. So if entrepreneurship is the reason you want to pursue an MBA, I would suggest you to give the GMAT again. With a score of 720+, your chances to make it to these schools will improve to a great extent.
All the best
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