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12 Aug 2020, 03:19
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Hi,
Please evaluate my profile and let me know my chances.
Experience: Female, 7 years in IT (Big data Testing). Cognizant Technology Solutions.
Age: 30 years
Geography: Indian
Latest GMAT: 650(Q47 V33)
Job Profile:
1. Technical trainer in Infosys(2 years) Teaching recent college graduate to transform them into working professional.
2. Worked with US bank client. As a team lead(5 member team) from offshore.
3. Currently, working with Australian Telecomm company.
No onsite experience.
Received award in first project from Client company for delivering the project without any flaw.
Extra curricular:
Taught English to student of government school on Saturday.
Post Mba:
Work as a Strategy Consultant.
Geography:
Singapore, canada or Australia. Mostly looking for 1year MBA program.
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Please evaluate my profile and let me know my chances.
Experience: Female, 7 years in IT (Big data Testing). Cognizant Technology Solutions.
Age: 30 years
Geography: Indian
Latest GMAT: 650(Q47 V33)
Job Profile:
1. Technical trainer in Infosys(2 years) Teaching recent college graduate to transform them into working professional.
2. Worked with US bank client. As a team lead(5 member team) from offshore.
3. Currently, working with Australian Telecomm company.
No onsite experience.
Received award in first project from Client company for delivering the project without any flaw.
Extra curricular:
Taught English to student of government school on Saturday.
Post Mba:
Work as a Strategy Consultant.
Geography:
Singapore, canada or Australia. Mostly looking for 1year MBA program.
Posted from my mobile device
12 Aug 2020, 10:59
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Hi Anki2609,
Thanks for posting your profile. I like that you have strong work experience in Tech (with recognition/award), and community engagement teaching English to students. As you put together your MBA application, be sure to explain why you're seeking to pivot from the technical to business side. I do think your background would be attractive to consulting firms.
As for schools, some good 1 year MBA programs to consider are - NUS in Singapore (17 month program), Nanyang Business School in Singapore (1-year program), Queen's in Canada (1-year), York in Canada (1-year), University of Melbourne in Australia (1-year program). As for which country to choose, ask yourself where geographically you'd like to build your long-term career. If you'd like to be in Asia / Australia, the Singapore and Australia programs would have a lot of students from that region. If you'd like to be in North America long-term, then a Canadian program will allow you to build your network in that region.
I hope this helps. If you have specific questions about your profile, feel free to schedule a 30-min free consultation with me - https://www.mbamission.com/consult/mba-admissions/
Best wishes with your MBA journey!
Sincerely,
Debbie
Thanks for posting your profile. I like that you have strong work experience in Tech (with recognition/award), and community engagement teaching English to students. As you put together your MBA application, be sure to explain why you're seeking to pivot from the technical to business side. I do think your background would be attractive to consulting firms.
As for schools, some good 1 year MBA programs to consider are - NUS in Singapore (17 month program), Nanyang Business School in Singapore (1-year program), Queen's in Canada (1-year), York in Canada (1-year), University of Melbourne in Australia (1-year program). As for which country to choose, ask yourself where geographically you'd like to build your long-term career. If you'd like to be in Asia / Australia, the Singapore and Australia programs would have a lot of students from that region. If you'd like to be in North America long-term, then a Canadian program will allow you to build your network in that region.
I hope this helps. If you have specific questions about your profile, feel free to schedule a 30-min free consultation with me - https://www.mbamission.com/consult/mba-admissions/
Best wishes with your MBA journey!
Sincerely,
Debbie
13 Aug 2020, 22:56
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mbaMissionDebbie
Thank You, Debbie
I am aware of these programs.My school selection included: NTU, Nus, ISB, Ivey.
But with my profile and GMAT Score each of the school seems far fetched.
I checked for AGSM in Australia but they are in 4rd round for Jan session.
I want to understand as what can be my safe school but at the same time the school should be well placed and good placement record after program completion.
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