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Profiles of Rotman admitted applicants 2021 intake
Hi Everyone,
We are collecting the profiles of those who got admission into the Rotman program. It would be a great insight for future applicants. If you got admitted into the Rotman program, I request you to share your profile with us by replying in this topic. You can use the following format to share your profile. Feel free to add any other details you would like to share.
Name/username:
Age :
Country/Location :
Under-Graduate School :
Under-Graduate GPA:
GMAT/GRE Test scores:
Total Work Experience :
Pre-MBA Industry :
Target industry post-MBA:
Brief about Work Experience :
What is your relation to the Recommenders?(Manager. client etc):
Volunteering/Extra-curriculars:
International Experience :
Scholarship Given? :
The motivation for MBA and why Now brief? :
Short-Term Goal :
Long-Term Goal :
Link to your interview debrief:
(You can add your interview experience HERE and paste the link above )
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02 Dec 2020, 02:51
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Hi,
Here is my profile. please evaluate and let me know if I have to improve and my chances in Rotman.
Background:
Male, Indian, 3.2 years as an application developer.
Undergrad:
• B.Tech in ECE(Electronics and Communication Engineering) Pondicherry University. CGPA: 6.99/10.00. 2017 passed out
GMAT: Yet to write this December.
Certifications:
• CIBOP(Certified Investment Banking Operation Professional) from Imarticus Banglore
• ‘A’ certificate in NCC(National Cadet Corps) by the ministry of defense, India -2009
• C language certified from NIIT – 2014
• C++ certified by CDAC
• Core JAVA certified from Ocean academy Puducherry
Work Experience:
Total-experience: 3.2 years
• Worked as Developer in TCS for the Client PwC in maintaining and cultivating their applications related to Tax, Advisory, and assurance.
• Appointed as a module lead in managing the application
• Entrusted with works and Business processes such as :
1. Administration of client accounts.
2. Conversing with clients to get project requirements.
3. Revel in during the risk analysis to look out for enhancements and deliver it before the company takes forward with it.
4. Managing the scrum calls.
5. Project estimation and billing.
6. Delivery of the project
• Lead a team of 6 people and made sure that they are trained well.
Social Works:
• A member of “Fit for life” an initiative by TCS for maintaining a good physique and work-life balance.
• Member of TCS NGO and help many campaigns, walkathons on different international days.
• Blood donation campaign with Red cross.
• During my college I was a part of a community called blossom foundation which was run by students and youth. The organization had sectors such as blood, Awareness, Service, Technical.
Reasons for MBA –
At my current career stage, and the path I've chosen, a management degree (read MBA) makes a lot of sense for further growth and career development, and learning - given that I come from a technical background. An MBA would add on to my current experience and better equip me to take on good positions in Finance/strategy/consulting/management.
During my work, I was a part of one of the big4 accounting firms PwC where I used to deal with applications based on auditing, tax, and finance. And I did the risk analysis of the project before the company moved forward with it.
So, this work experience and engineering background not only developed my technical skills but also my analytical ability. I have that quality in me to quickly grasp complex tasks and problems in the finance sector.
Post-MBA goals:
Career transition into a banking or financial analytics role.
Extracurricular Activities:
• Volunteer mentor for students who want to change their career paths
• Been a member of student placement council during college
• Head of technical club and conducted many symposiums and events.
• "A" Certificate exam in NCC(National Cadet Corps) conducted by the ministry of defense, India.
• National Cadet corps advance leadership camp(10 days airforce training program), certified as the best candidate in shooting and drill.
• Published paper in IEEE, during my final year of undergraduate.
other universities targeting :
Schulich, McGill, McMaster, Calgary, Concordia, SFU.
Here is my profile. please evaluate and let me know if I have to improve and my chances in Rotman.
Background:
Male, Indian, 3.2 years as an application developer.
Undergrad:
• B.Tech in ECE(Electronics and Communication Engineering) Pondicherry University. CGPA: 6.99/10.00. 2017 passed out
GMAT: Yet to write this December.
Certifications:
• CIBOP(Certified Investment Banking Operation Professional) from Imarticus Banglore
• ‘A’ certificate in NCC(National Cadet Corps) by the ministry of defense, India -2009
• C language certified from NIIT – 2014
• C++ certified by CDAC
• Core JAVA certified from Ocean academy Puducherry
Work Experience:
Total-experience: 3.2 years
• Worked as Developer in TCS for the Client PwC in maintaining and cultivating their applications related to Tax, Advisory, and assurance.
• Appointed as a module lead in managing the application
• Entrusted with works and Business processes such as :
1. Administration of client accounts.
2. Conversing with clients to get project requirements.
3. Revel in during the risk analysis to look out for enhancements and deliver it before the company takes forward with it.
4. Managing the scrum calls.
5. Project estimation and billing.
6. Delivery of the project
• Lead a team of 6 people and made sure that they are trained well.
Social Works:
• A member of “Fit for life” an initiative by TCS for maintaining a good physique and work-life balance.
• Member of TCS NGO and help many campaigns, walkathons on different international days.
• Blood donation campaign with Red cross.
• During my college I was a part of a community called blossom foundation which was run by students and youth. The organization had sectors such as blood, Awareness, Service, Technical.
Reasons for MBA –
At my current career stage, and the path I've chosen, a management degree (read MBA) makes a lot of sense for further growth and career development, and learning - given that I come from a technical background. An MBA would add on to my current experience and better equip me to take on good positions in Finance/strategy/consulting/management.
During my work, I was a part of one of the big4 accounting firms PwC where I used to deal with applications based on auditing, tax, and finance. And I did the risk analysis of the project before the company moved forward with it.
So, this work experience and engineering background not only developed my technical skills but also my analytical ability. I have that quality in me to quickly grasp complex tasks and problems in the finance sector.
Post-MBA goals:
Career transition into a banking or financial analytics role.
Extracurricular Activities:
• Volunteer mentor for students who want to change their career paths
• Been a member of student placement council during college
• Head of technical club and conducted many symposiums and events.
• "A" Certificate exam in NCC(National Cadet Corps) conducted by the ministry of defense, India.
• National Cadet corps advance leadership camp(10 days airforce training program), certified as the best candidate in shooting and drill.
• Published paper in IEEE, during my final year of undergraduate.
other universities targeting :
Schulich, McGill, McMaster, Calgary, Concordia, SFU.
02 Dec 2020, 09:51
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Hi Gbmananth,
Your profile looks good. Since you are yet to attempt GMAT, I can not comment on your stats part. But, considering your background and slightly lower grades in undergrad, do try to achieve a good 670-700 score.
You have many certifications which definitely provides credibility to your work and gives an insight into your other interests. Your work-experience looks great and the highlight of your profile. You seem to excel at your job and have been engaged in some cross-functional roles as well. Your PwC project seems the star of your experience, so do dig in more into this experience and try finding out the whole learning from it. Your participation in TCS NGO seems impressive.
Your ECs look quite varied and interesting. Your role as mentor for students and leadership experience at technical club provide a glance into your leadership abilities. Do speak about these experiences and how these have had impacts.
For your post-MBA goals, I am keen to know the experiences that inspired you to pivot into finance. And how an MBA can help you make this pivot (in terms of skills, network and opportunities). For all the schools you're targeting, I suppose Rotman should be your reach school, Schulich and Mcgill, target schools and others should go in the safe category.
Overall, with right strategy of shortlisting schools and then a great work on stories and all other parts of apps should definitely make a strong case for your admission into Rotman. If you'd like, we are happy to hop on a call with you to discuss your profile at length. Feel free to book a free session with us as per your convenience.
Cheers!
Kashish Garg,
Community Manager, MBA and Beyond
On behalf of,
Shantanu Sharma, Linkedin
Founder and Admissions Consultant, MBA and Beyond
Testimonials
Email: shantanu@mbaandbeyond.com
What s app: +65-97158525
Your profile looks good. Since you are yet to attempt GMAT, I can not comment on your stats part. But, considering your background and slightly lower grades in undergrad, do try to achieve a good 670-700 score.
You have many certifications which definitely provides credibility to your work and gives an insight into your other interests. Your work-experience looks great and the highlight of your profile. You seem to excel at your job and have been engaged in some cross-functional roles as well. Your PwC project seems the star of your experience, so do dig in more into this experience and try finding out the whole learning from it. Your participation in TCS NGO seems impressive.
Your ECs look quite varied and interesting. Your role as mentor for students and leadership experience at technical club provide a glance into your leadership abilities. Do speak about these experiences and how these have had impacts.
For your post-MBA goals, I am keen to know the experiences that inspired you to pivot into finance. And how an MBA can help you make this pivot (in terms of skills, network and opportunities). For all the schools you're targeting, I suppose Rotman should be your reach school, Schulich and Mcgill, target schools and others should go in the safe category.
Overall, with right strategy of shortlisting schools and then a great work on stories and all other parts of apps should definitely make a strong case for your admission into Rotman. If you'd like, we are happy to hop on a call with you to discuss your profile at length. Feel free to book a free session with us as per your convenience.
Cheers!
Kashish Garg,
Community Manager, MBA and Beyond
On behalf of,
Shantanu Sharma, Linkedin
Founder and Admissions Consultant, MBA and Beyond
Testimonials
Email: shantanu@mbaandbeyond.com
What s app: +65-97158525
Gbmananth
). As Rotman and Ivey seek different values in their candidates, you’ll have to adjust your profile according to their requirements.
