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13 Nov 2013, 23:50
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Hello,
Can someone please provide a feedback on my profile?
Brief profile:
Indian
Mechanical engineer from Pune University
GMAT 700 (Q-49, V-35) AWA 4.5 IR 8
Total work experience: 6.5 years
2 years in engineering services in shipbuilding domain
2 years as a shipbuilding functional consultant in a PLM software development company
2.5 years in a wind turbine company as a mechanical design engineer working with cross functional and cross geographical teams.
International exp: 3 months in Germany
Key professional achievements:
• Developed a task duration framework to effectively estimate time for design related tasks which was implemented in the entire department.
• Prepared a Technical Depth assessment matrix for defining a clear career progression for engineers.
• Developed designs in several critical projects which had direct impact on the cost reduction of wind turbines.
Extracurricular:
• Passionate about running and endurance. Ran in several half marathons. Raised money, created awareness of various social causes through running events.
• Formed a local running group in community which has helped many runners.
• Actively pursuing sports, cycling. Participated in triathlon events.
• Travelled/ backpacked to many places in Western Europe and India.
• Rode more than 2.5k KM in the Himalayas on a motorbike.
Post MBA goal:
Work in a renewable energy (wind/ smart grid) company in a business development/ marketing role and later into corporate strategy. Seeking an MBA from a school with strong focus on general management.
This is brief snapshot of my profile.
Based on the above data can you please suggest me which schools I should apply to?
Kellogg MMM, Ross, UNC Kennan Flagler, McCombs, Duke, NUS, Mannheim.
I am applying in round-2. Given the fact that round-2 is more competitive, can you provide more insights into the school selection and can you suggest some other schools I should apply to?
I am more inclined to get into a school having a no cosigner loan program for international students.
Can someone please provide a feedback on my profile?
Brief profile:
Indian
Mechanical engineer from Pune University
GMAT 700 (Q-49, V-35) AWA 4.5 IR 8
Total work experience: 6.5 years
2 years in engineering services in shipbuilding domain
2 years as a shipbuilding functional consultant in a PLM software development company
2.5 years in a wind turbine company as a mechanical design engineer working with cross functional and cross geographical teams.
International exp: 3 months in Germany
Key professional achievements:
• Developed a task duration framework to effectively estimate time for design related tasks which was implemented in the entire department.
• Prepared a Technical Depth assessment matrix for defining a clear career progression for engineers.
• Developed designs in several critical projects which had direct impact on the cost reduction of wind turbines.
Extracurricular:
• Passionate about running and endurance. Ran in several half marathons. Raised money, created awareness of various social causes through running events.
• Formed a local running group in community which has helped many runners.
• Actively pursuing sports, cycling. Participated in triathlon events.
• Travelled/ backpacked to many places in Western Europe and India.
• Rode more than 2.5k KM in the Himalayas on a motorbike.
Post MBA goal:
Work in a renewable energy (wind/ smart grid) company in a business development/ marketing role and later into corporate strategy. Seeking an MBA from a school with strong focus on general management.
This is brief snapshot of my profile.
Based on the above data can you please suggest me which schools I should apply to?
Kellogg MMM, Ross, UNC Kennan Flagler, McCombs, Duke, NUS, Mannheim.
I am applying in round-2. Given the fact that round-2 is more competitive, can you provide more insights into the school selection and can you suggest some other schools I should apply to?
I am more inclined to get into a school having a no cosigner loan program for international students.
14 Nov 2013, 07:17
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Hi,
You have a very impressive profile backed up by the GMAT score and your extracurricular activities.
Since you have have already done the background check on the schools to apply to, it would certainly need an evaluation to finalize the same as some of the schools looks a bit ambitious.
Since you are planning for the R2, i would suggest you to get started soon as the applications deadlines are coming close. Regarding the right B Schools to match your profile, you can always try this link https://tinyurl.com/c6b6qcu which will help you come to a decision soon.
Regards,
Neha
You have a very impressive profile backed up by the GMAT score and your extracurricular activities.
Since you have have already done the background check on the schools to apply to, it would certainly need an evaluation to finalize the same as some of the schools looks a bit ambitious.
Since you are planning for the R2, i would suggest you to get started soon as the applications deadlines are coming close. Regarding the right B Schools to match your profile, you can always try this link https://tinyurl.com/c6b6qcu which will help you come to a decision soon.
Regards,
Neha
scarecrow
14 Nov 2013, 12:25
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Are you looking to stay in renewable energy? If so, this focus (along with strong in general management) might help you select additional schools. Haas would be an excellent school (although competitive) https://mba.haas.berkeley.edu/academics/energy.html and UCLA Anderson, especially because PG&E recruits there for their MBA Leadership Rotational Program (https://www.pge.com/about/careers/college/mbaleadership/). You can see Notre Dame Mendoza is another school listed so that would be more of a safety school for you.
Best of luck,
Best of luck,
