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02 Sep 2021, 20:02
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Hi,
Some context: I'm from India and the highest level of education I have received is my Undergraduate/Bachelor's degree.
What all should I mention in my Education section? Currently, I have put down:
My intention is to portray a consistent academic performance and to show that I have ranked in the top percentile in all my classes/courses.
But now I'm wondering if the 3rd point (School education till 10th) would be as important and if it will suffice to mention just points 1 and 2.
My Professional Experience section is already finalised - so if I were to remove the school education, I would add more points under extra-curricular activities.
While filling out the school applications, I noticed that in their Education details they only ask for Undergraduate and Graduate education. And nothing before that. What is typically followed for the resume?
Please do share your thoughts and suggestions.
Some context: I'm from India and the highest level of education I have received is my Undergraduate/Bachelor's degree.
What all should I mention in my Education section? Currently, I have put down:
- 1. Undergraduate
2. 11th-12th Grade
3. School up to 10th Grade
My intention is to portray a consistent academic performance and to show that I have ranked in the top percentile in all my classes/courses.
But now I'm wondering if the 3rd point (School education till 10th) would be as important and if it will suffice to mention just points 1 and 2.
My Professional Experience section is already finalised - so if I were to remove the school education, I would add more points under extra-curricular activities.
While filling out the school applications, I noticed that in their Education details they only ask for Undergraduate and Graduate education. And nothing before that. What is typically followed for the resume?
Please do share your thoughts and suggestions.
03 Sep 2021, 08:53
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red97:
There is no reason to mention anything prior to your bachelor degree. It is assumed that you had to have completed the 12th grade to be admitted to and attend a university. You definitely do not need to mention 10th-11th grade.
You are not going to win any brownie points by showing sustained academic performance. Your undergraduate performance and your GMAT/GRE are all the data points needed by these MBA programs.
-Admissionado
There is no reason to mention anything prior to your bachelor degree. It is assumed that you had to have completed the 12th grade to be admitted to and attend a university. You definitely do not need to mention 10th-11th grade.
You are not going to win any brownie points by showing sustained academic performance. Your undergraduate performance and your GMAT/GRE are all the data points needed by these MBA programs.
-Admissionado
03 Sep 2021, 20:07
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