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24 Dec 2023, 22:18
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I need some perspective about how to go about from where I am right now in my Bschool journey.
I took 6 attempts at GMAT/GRE but I wasn’t able to go beyond a 320(166Q 154V) which roughly translates into a 670. I got into Queen’s Smith Canada, got rejected at UNC and Kelley, and got waitlisted at Vanderbilt(With Interview) and Simon(W/o interview).
I am 23 Y.O., I have 3.5 WE as a senior ops analyst at BofA and 7.8 GPA at Ahmedabad University(BCom). My salary is average and I am not getting a pivot into Consulting as an analyst rn. That is why I need an MBA to pivot from what I have been doing.
I wanted an opinion on what should be an apt career move rn as I am not getting the desired results and I have exhausted myself to take these exams. Due to the opportunity cost of taking these exams, I couldn’t prepare for CFA as well.
I am at the crossroads where I don’t know whether I should wait 3-4 years, clear CFA, get a better job, take GMAT/GRE sometime later on, and reapply? Or go to Smith/Ivey/Rotman in Canada and settle?
I took 6 attempts at GMAT/GRE but I wasn’t able to go beyond a 320(166Q 154V) which roughly translates into a 670. I got into Queen’s Smith Canada, got rejected at UNC and Kelley, and got waitlisted at Vanderbilt(With Interview) and Simon(W/o interview).
I am 23 Y.O., I have 3.5 WE as a senior ops analyst at BofA and 7.8 GPA at Ahmedabad University(BCom). My salary is average and I am not getting a pivot into Consulting as an analyst rn. That is why I need an MBA to pivot from what I have been doing.
I wanted an opinion on what should be an apt career move rn as I am not getting the desired results and I have exhausted myself to take these exams. Due to the opportunity cost of taking these exams, I couldn’t prepare for CFA as well.
I am at the crossroads where I don’t know whether I should wait 3-4 years, clear CFA, get a better job, take GMAT/GRE sometime later on, and reapply? Or go to Smith/Ivey/Rotman in Canada and settle?
26 Dec 2023, 03:05
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manavk145
Hey manavk145,
Your determination in taking the GMAT/GRE six times is commendable, though the score of 670/GRE 320 may limit options among top-tier programs. Your work experience at Bank of America as a senior ops analyst is a solid foundation, and your academic performance in BCom from Ahmedabad University is strong.
At this point, considering the exhaustion from test-taking and your career goals, pursuing an MBA at schools like Smith/Ivey/Rotman could be a strategic move. These programs are respected and can offer the pivot into consulting you seek. Waiting to reapply after clearing the CFA and gaining more experience is another viable option, but it depends on your immediate career objectives and personal circumstances.
26 Dec 2023, 22:35
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manavk145
Hey manavk145,
Glancing through your profile, pursuing an MBA/attempting a CFA is surely a strategic career move at this juncture. Your work experience along with your education and GMAT/GRE scores are only one segment in your profile. It is essential to understand your long-term career goals and objectives.
We recommend diving deeper into this and having a detailed conversation with you so we can draw up a suitable plan of action for you. Our MBA experts hail from diverse backgrounds, including 15 of the top 20 global business schools, including Wharton, Columbia, INSEAD, HEC Paris, NYU Stern, UCLA Anderson, Cornell Johnson, IESE Business School, and others.
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