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15 May 2011, 07:02
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Hi,
Please help me with evaluation of my profile below:
Nationality: Indian
Sex: Female
Age: 25
Under graduation: IIT Bombay (one of the leading institutions in India)
Work experience: 2 years completed; 1.5 years at Knowledge Center of a Bulge Bracket Investment Bank; Currently, working at a start-up Private Equity Fund promoted by one of the most respected PE professionals in India
GMAT: to be taken
Extra - curricular activities: Extensive participation in Dramatics in college; Held leadership position in Student Body in college; Working as a Volunteer at a well-known NGO
Please evaluate my profile and let me know if stand a chance at top 5 US B-Schools.
Also, I wish to continue in Private Equity after MBA. Please suggest some schools for me.
Thanks a lot!
Please help me with evaluation of my profile below:
Nationality: Indian
Sex: Female
Age: 25
Under graduation: IIT Bombay (one of the leading institutions in India)
Work experience: 2 years completed; 1.5 years at Knowledge Center of a Bulge Bracket Investment Bank; Currently, working at a start-up Private Equity Fund promoted by one of the most respected PE professionals in India
GMAT: to be taken
Extra - curricular activities: Extensive participation in Dramatics in college; Held leadership position in Student Body in college; Working as a Volunteer at a well-known NGO
Please evaluate my profile and let me know if stand a chance at top 5 US B-Schools.
Also, I wish to continue in Private Equity after MBA. Please suggest some schools for me.
Thanks a lot!
17 May 2011, 02:24
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Hi Noti:
There are really only a handful of schools that are respected in the private equity industry -- an industry where your reputation will often proceed you.
The schools include the following -- Harvard, Stanford, Wharton and MIT. A couple of schools that lie just outside of this exclusive group are Chicago and Columbia.
So the question is -- do you stand a chance at these schools? Well, that heavily relies on your GMAT score. If you can get a GMAT score that is at or above the average for the schools, then your past the first hurdle. However, that does not mean that you stand a good chance. What it means is that you are simply in the game at that point. Each school will then have a certain "personality" that you need to address. Stanford and Harvard have completely different personalities, and you can get a good idea of how different they are the types of essays they want you to address. This is what I can help you with.
If you would like to set up an initial consultation, please e-mail me at [email protected].
Respectfully,
Paul Lanzillotti
There are really only a handful of schools that are respected in the private equity industry -- an industry where your reputation will often proceed you.
The schools include the following -- Harvard, Stanford, Wharton and MIT. A couple of schools that lie just outside of this exclusive group are Chicago and Columbia.
So the question is -- do you stand a chance at these schools? Well, that heavily relies on your GMAT score. If you can get a GMAT score that is at or above the average for the schools, then your past the first hurdle. However, that does not mean that you stand a good chance. What it means is that you are simply in the game at that point. Each school will then have a certain "personality" that you need to address. Stanford and Harvard have completely different personalities, and you can get a good idea of how different they are the types of essays they want you to address. This is what I can help you with.
If you would like to set up an initial consultation, please e-mail me at [email protected].
Respectfully,
Paul Lanzillotti
