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16 Dec 2015, 06:43
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Hi,
I am a female Indian candidate with 3 years of work experience in advertising, as a creative in ad agency. Before that, 1 year in supply chain. The love of creative process and fascination with brands determined my move to advertising from supply chain, wherein I had worked for a year in a leading FMCG after my engineering (in a tier-1 college)
I realise I want to get more out of my career. While working as a creative is quite gratifying, I want to be a brand stakeholder, rather than a provider of creative services. My long term goal is a leadership role in marketing, preferably a B2C company.
With a GMAT score of 710, I applied to Fuqua, Ross and ISB.
The first two didn't call me for interview.
ISB, there was an interview, and then a reject.
I am rewriting GMAT in a week hoping to clinch a better score.
What should I do to improve my chances in round 2? More importantly, what's the mix of safe and ambitious schools I should go ahead with?
Tl;DR
Indian, female, 25, GMAT 710, non-traditional work ex. Screwed round 1 with Fuqua, Ross and ISB. what should be the strategy for R2 applications?
I am a female Indian candidate with 3 years of work experience in advertising, as a creative in ad agency. Before that, 1 year in supply chain. The love of creative process and fascination with brands determined my move to advertising from supply chain, wherein I had worked for a year in a leading FMCG after my engineering (in a tier-1 college)
I realise I want to get more out of my career. While working as a creative is quite gratifying, I want to be a brand stakeholder, rather than a provider of creative services. My long term goal is a leadership role in marketing, preferably a B2C company.
With a GMAT score of 710, I applied to Fuqua, Ross and ISB.
The first two didn't call me for interview.
ISB, there was an interview, and then a reject.
I am rewriting GMAT in a week hoping to clinch a better score.
What should I do to improve my chances in round 2? More importantly, what's the mix of safe and ambitious schools I should go ahead with?
Tl;DR
Indian, female, 25, GMAT 710, non-traditional work ex. Screwed round 1 with Fuqua, Ross and ISB. what should be the strategy for R2 applications?
20 Dec 2015, 14:30
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Hi there!
What was your UG GPA like? Further, what was your involvement like? Anything worth noting in terms of weak spots? This will help guide you for your R2 strategy. Have you thought about any other programs for subsequent rounds?
What was your UG GPA like? Further, what was your involvement like? Anything worth noting in terms of weak spots? This will help guide you for your R2 strategy. Have you thought about any other programs for subsequent rounds?
