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08 Apr 2015, 01:04
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My Son, Harshvardhan has scored 710 in GMAT. He is an IIT graduate in Chemical Engineering and is presently working in the Data Analytics firm for nearly 10 months now. He has been active in various students' clubs in the campus and has an internship experience of nearly 4 months. His average CGPA is 8.4/10. He wishes to apply to top MBA programs starting from Fall 2016 preferably with a financial aid. Considering that he would be having less than 3 years work experience, does he stand a chance to get admissions in an MBA program and if so which ones? Any advice / consultation will be helpful.
09 Apr 2015, 02:14
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Hey there and thanks for writing.
Very nice of you to think about your son!
Basically, he is in very good shape so far. He's an IIT grad, he has a great GMAT.
As for the MBA though, he should wait till he has at least three years experience - the MBA is a management degree designed for people who have already worked some years, so that they can propel themselves higher, and really there's not much point in pursuing it without that experience. There are of course many other "technical" Masters that could be interesting (Computer Science, Finance, Statistics etc. etc.) for him if he wants to study further, but for the MBA it's better he wait and use the time to do as well as he can in his job and collect some good leadership experience in volunteering or extra curicualrs and so on...
I hope this helps,
Jon
10 Apr 2015, 03:03
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Hello Mr. Pandey,
At most business school in US, the average work experience of entering class stands at 4-5 years. Few schools tend to have a 2year minimum mark but most don't have any rigid requirement.
If Harshvardhan can demonstrate, through his resume and essays, that he has made a significant impact on his organization in a short period of time and show his potential to be successful at business schools, he would be set.
Education from IIT works in his favor, but a score of 710 will make it difficult to target Top 10 colleges.
Another thing he could do is consider MS programs - which are typically designed for younger candidates with lesser work experience. Many reputed business schools offer MS in Finance, Business Analytics and similar specialties.
Hope this was helpful.
At most business school in US, the average work experience of entering class stands at 4-5 years. Few schools tend to have a 2year minimum mark but most don't have any rigid requirement.
If Harshvardhan can demonstrate, through his resume and essays, that he has made a significant impact on his organization in a short period of time and show his potential to be successful at business schools, he would be set.
Education from IIT works in his favor, but a score of 710 will make it difficult to target Top 10 colleges.
Another thing he could do is consider MS programs - which are typically designed for younger candidates with lesser work experience. Many reputed business schools offer MS in Finance, Business Analytics and similar specialties.
Hope this was helpful.
