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17 Jun 2010, 23:10
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Hello I will be joining London School of Economics for the Program MSc Management and Strategy. Now this program was earlier known as MSc Management but LSE has introduced a 2 yr MSc Management Prog for which they have changed the name of the MSc Management(1yr) to Msc Management and Strategy.
As per world ranking of FT it is presently ranked 4th.
I am interested in working for a consultancy firm as a Management Consultant probably in the BIg4(Mck, E%Y, PWC, Deloitte) for sometime before applying for MBA Prog from the top 4. Its my dream to be in top 10MBA colleges of the world and it is for this reason I want to start early towards my expedition. I want to attain a top position in Consultancy firm which becomes easier with a Phd or a MBA. I am keen on a MBA.
It is in this regard I am requesting to evaluate my profile. And please give in your useful suggestion for helping me achieve my goal.
Age(as of June18/06/2010) 20
Will be joining LSE Program in September 2010.
1 Undergrad Economics Honors from Delhi University(one of the top Univ in India)
2. Graduating with a higher first class(expected)
3. School topper in Grade 12th for my stream
4. School House Captain
5. Completed several projects for corporates such as SBI, Tata(on nano), E&Y,
6. Member of AIESEC- worlds largest youth run organisation( alumni status)
7. Completed a survey for Postal Department Government of India
8. Won several Bplan competition
9. One of my Business Model selected by Government of India to be rolled out as a pilot project in North Eastern States of India
10. Member of School Debating, Football, Cricket team
11. Strong NGO related profile during school and college
12. No industrial experience as of now
13. Testimonies from principals.
Also with my above profile please indicate a score range which might be acceptable for the top10 colleges for MBA. I have heard that for Indian candidates the general score to be considered is 20-30 points more than the average. Kindly throw some light on this.
As per world ranking of FT it is presently ranked 4th.
I am interested in working for a consultancy firm as a Management Consultant probably in the BIg4(Mck, E%Y, PWC, Deloitte) for sometime before applying for MBA Prog from the top 4. Its my dream to be in top 10MBA colleges of the world and it is for this reason I want to start early towards my expedition. I want to attain a top position in Consultancy firm which becomes easier with a Phd or a MBA. I am keen on a MBA.
It is in this regard I am requesting to evaluate my profile. And please give in your useful suggestion for helping me achieve my goal.
Age(as of June18/06/2010) 20
Will be joining LSE Program in September 2010.
1 Undergrad Economics Honors from Delhi University(one of the top Univ in India)
2. Graduating with a higher first class(expected)
3. School topper in Grade 12th for my stream
4. School House Captain
5. Completed several projects for corporates such as SBI, Tata(on nano), E&Y,
6. Member of AIESEC- worlds largest youth run organisation( alumni status)
7. Completed a survey for Postal Department Government of India
8. Won several Bplan competition
9. One of my Business Model selected by Government of India to be rolled out as a pilot project in North Eastern States of India
10. Member of School Debating, Football, Cricket team
11. Strong NGO related profile during school and college
12. No industrial experience as of now
13. Testimonies from principals.
Also with my above profile please indicate a score range which might be acceptable for the top10 colleges for MBA. I have heard that for Indian candidates the general score to be considered is 20-30 points more than the average. Kindly throw some light on this.
18 Jun 2010, 11:25
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Hello,
You're still very young compared to the average age of students entering top-ten MBA programs, so it's hard to give you much concrete advice yet. I would advise, however, that you spend the next few years focused on achieving some big accomplishments on the job, making a positive impact on your community, and building the profile of a promising young professional. Those things can help your MBA candidacy far more than a great GMAT score or ultra-high marks in school. (Those latter things matter a lot, of course, but business schools really mean it when they say they look at far more than just your GMAT score and your grades.)
I think that GMAT thing that you've heard is really a myth. Indian applicants often have very high GMAT score, and schools can't take all of them, so the Indian applicants you see at top schools do tend to have very strong GMAT scores. But don't confuse correlation with causation there.
Good luck!
Scott
You're still very young compared to the average age of students entering top-ten MBA programs, so it's hard to give you much concrete advice yet. I would advise, however, that you spend the next few years focused on achieving some big accomplishments on the job, making a positive impact on your community, and building the profile of a promising young professional. Those things can help your MBA candidacy far more than a great GMAT score or ultra-high marks in school. (Those latter things matter a lot, of course, but business schools really mean it when they say they look at far more than just your GMAT score and your grades.)
I think that GMAT thing that you've heard is really a myth. Indian applicants often have very high GMAT score, and schools can't take all of them, so the Indian applicants you see at top schools do tend to have very strong GMAT scores. But don't confuse correlation with causation there.
Good luck!
Scott
