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07 Jul 2020, 07:33
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Hi!
Class 10th- 8.8/10 CGPA
Class 12th- 92%
Bachelor's- Economics Honours from University of Delhi; 6.9/10 CGPA (First division)
Professional experience-
•Internships at PwC, JCB India and Confederation of Indian Industry.
•Currently working full time as Finance Coordinator at Keysight Technologies India since May'2020. (I will apply in 2021 when I complete 2 years of work experience as it is a minimum requirement)
Extra curricular- Actively participated and won in various Debating competitions at inter college level. Head of Economics society where in I managed annual fests and events for two years.
GMAT- Currently preparing but I'm optimistic to score around 650.
Please suggest me Canada Universities at which I have a good chance of getting accepted.
Also, please suggest me what I can do to make my profile stronger.
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Class 10th- 8.8/10 CGPA
Class 12th- 92%
Bachelor's- Economics Honours from University of Delhi; 6.9/10 CGPA (First division)
Professional experience-
•Internships at PwC, JCB India and Confederation of Indian Industry.
•Currently working full time as Finance Coordinator at Keysight Technologies India since May'2020. (I will apply in 2021 when I complete 2 years of work experience as it is a minimum requirement)
Extra curricular- Actively participated and won in various Debating competitions at inter college level. Head of Economics society where in I managed annual fests and events for two years.
GMAT- Currently preparing but I'm optimistic to score around 650.
Please suggest me Canada Universities at which I have a good chance of getting accepted.
Also, please suggest me what I can do to make my profile stronger.
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14 Oct 2020, 21:06
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I'd highly suggest that you first aim to get a great score on the GMAT (ideally above 700), as that would greatly expand the number of potential options.
As for your work experience- I will repeat something that is mentioned by almost every admissions committee/consultant in the world: 'Its not just quantity but also quality of work experience that counts'.. that being said, focus on adding value and doing good work that will ensure you will receive great LOR's (as those can make or break an application). Meeting the minimum 2 years experience definitely does not guarantee acceptance to a program, and is merely used to weed out applicants with little work experience.
As for your extra curriculars- both the activities that you mentioned seemed to be things you did in the past, not things you are currently doing! It may be difficult to start certain new extra curriculars given the Pandemic, but try to find ways to volunteer and possibly mentor and guide your fellow peers where possible.
As for your work experience- I will repeat something that is mentioned by almost every admissions committee/consultant in the world: 'Its not just quantity but also quality of work experience that counts'.. that being said, focus on adding value and doing good work that will ensure you will receive great LOR's (as those can make or break an application). Meeting the minimum 2 years experience definitely does not guarantee acceptance to a program, and is merely used to weed out applicants with little work experience.
As for your extra curriculars- both the activities that you mentioned seemed to be things you did in the past, not things you are currently doing! It may be difficult to start certain new extra curriculars given the Pandemic, but try to find ways to volunteer and possibly mentor and guide your fellow peers where possible.
21 Oct 2020, 01:36
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Hi Divya
- As you are some time away from applying, you should try and enhance your GMAT score. Try and raise it to 680+.
- Theoretically, you are a fit with Rotman, Ivey, Queen's, and Schulich, but you should wait till you have more experience (at least till next year; possibly one more year)
- Here is a story of someone (and other stories as well) who made it to Ivey/Rotman with a 650: https://www.gyanone.com/gyanone-ivey-mb ... s-stories/
Hope this helps. Feel free to come back with more queries as needed.
