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08 Oct 2014, 09:29
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Hi,
I need to know if I am realistic in my dreams to pursue MBA from any of the top-15 B-schools of US.
Following is my profile:
Nationality: Indian
Age: 23 yrs.
MBA batch : 2016-2018
GMAT: 700, IR: 6, AWA: 5.5
Acads: 73% in B.E. (Electronics) from University of Mumbai (First class with distinction)
College topper in HSC (junior college)
Passed CFA L2.
Work Experience:
Currently working for Nomura Services as a Business Analyst in the Reference Data Services department (RDS). I have completed 2 years.
Shifting to my dad's business which is an advertisement agency specializing in print media in Client Servicing role (similar to my role at Nomura except for the change in industry)
Extra-currriculars:
1) A guitar player and have cleared 4 levels of exam at Bhartiya Sangeet Samithi
2) I am a level 2 brown belt Karate.
3) I have won numerous awards in Robotics competition during B.E.
Leadership skills:
1) During B.E., headed a couple of tech-fest events apart from organizing seminars and college trips to industries as part of my college's IEEE chapter.
2) Headed the analysis within RDS for Nomura's biggest back-office project.
Career goals:
Having been a Business Analyst at Nomura, I get to be involved in solving problems and handling clients.
Moving to dad's business, I will get more responsibilities in terms of handling clients and solving business problems which are bigger than the one I currently handle.
Post-MBA, I want to be a management consultant, so that I can be part of solving business problems for big MNCs.
Thank you in advance for taking time to go through my profile. Any suggestions/criticisms are welcome.
Thanks,
Shalabh.
I need to know if I am realistic in my dreams to pursue MBA from any of the top-15 B-schools of US.
Following is my profile:
Nationality: Indian
Age: 23 yrs.
MBA batch : 2016-2018
GMAT: 700, IR: 6, AWA: 5.5
Acads: 73% in B.E. (Electronics) from University of Mumbai (First class with distinction)
College topper in HSC (junior college)
Passed CFA L2.
Work Experience:
Currently working for Nomura Services as a Business Analyst in the Reference Data Services department (RDS). I have completed 2 years.
Shifting to my dad's business which is an advertisement agency specializing in print media in Client Servicing role (similar to my role at Nomura except for the change in industry)
Extra-currriculars:
1) A guitar player and have cleared 4 levels of exam at Bhartiya Sangeet Samithi
2) I am a level 2 brown belt Karate.
3) I have won numerous awards in Robotics competition during B.E.
Leadership skills:
1) During B.E., headed a couple of tech-fest events apart from organizing seminars and college trips to industries as part of my college's IEEE chapter.
2) Headed the analysis within RDS for Nomura's biggest back-office project.
Career goals:
Having been a Business Analyst at Nomura, I get to be involved in solving problems and handling clients.
Moving to dad's business, I will get more responsibilities in terms of handling clients and solving business problems which are bigger than the one I currently handle.
Post-MBA, I want to be a management consultant, so that I can be part of solving business problems for big MNCs.
Thank you in advance for taking time to go through my profile. Any suggestions/criticisms are welcome.
Thanks,
Shalabh.
08 Oct 2014, 14:00
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Hi Shalabh,
I'm in my second year at the Neeley School of Business at TCU. We have an on campus program called Neeley and Associates where students serve as consultants to outside companies (Frito Lay, Sabre, etc). Throughout the program, consultants from Accenture and the like work with the students to guide them in the process. More information can be found here be found on the Neeley TCU website. Also, your profile fits many of the students in our program from India. If you'd like to speak with them about the school or the program, please let me know: [email protected] .
Good luck in your search!
-Andrew
I'm in my second year at the Neeley School of Business at TCU. We have an on campus program called Neeley and Associates where students serve as consultants to outside companies (Frito Lay, Sabre, etc). Throughout the program, consultants from Accenture and the like work with the students to guide them in the process. More information can be found here be found on the Neeley TCU website. Also, your profile fits many of the students in our program from India. If you'd like to speak with them about the school or the program, please let me know: [email protected] .
Good luck in your search!
-Andrew
20 Oct 2014, 08:05
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Shalabh-
you seem to be on your way, but are hailing from a very deep applicant pool, so standing out is difficult. I will say the "average" Indian Applicant has a family business or technology background, so you need to be careful to present the things in your profile which might be viewed as unique or different from someone else with a similar background. Also, you need to make sure you position yourself as valuable to consulting firms. Switching industry or job function via b-school is common, but schools get wary if you try to do both, so make sure your path forward is clearly definied and makes sense. Not sure if it's possible, but getting international experience can help you differentiate yourself.
you seem to be on your way, but are hailing from a very deep applicant pool, so standing out is difficult. I will say the "average" Indian Applicant has a family business or technology background, so you need to be careful to present the things in your profile which might be viewed as unique or different from someone else with a similar background. Also, you need to make sure you position yourself as valuable to consulting firms. Switching industry or job function via b-school is common, but schools get wary if you try to do both, so make sure your path forward is clearly definied and makes sense. Not sure if it's possible, but getting international experience can help you differentiate yourself.
