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04 Jul 2015, 11:59
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My profile
- Working as Financial controller with a top investment bank ( 3yrs experience in India and Currently working for last 1yr in their London office )
- Qualification: International CFA, CA
- Work experience is mainly on the Credit derivative and Fixed income side
- Will appear for GMAT => Aim is to get above 700 but lets see
- Want to move from middle office role to front office role post my master in Finance.
- Not looking for a indept quant type course like MIT and Princeton have as i have a commerce background so might struggle with those course and not sure about MBA as subject like organisational behaviors and others doesn’t interest me. Want to do a course which purely focus on Finance rather than Management aspects
- Looking for a good MS Finance course and considering the below institute. Wanted to know
1) Job opportunities pot graduating from these institutes
2) What would be a good GMAT score based on my profile
Below are the school i am thinking of and have gathered the below requirements about the GMAT score. Please do let me know if i should consider any other university too?
LBS (Mfin):
I couldn't find student's average GMAT scores but found the following statement at LBS's Website: "As a general guide, a GMAT score of 650 or above adds weight to an application and a GMAT above 700 will add significant weight".
Cambridge(Judge) (Mfin):
According to their Website "The submission of a GMAT or GRE score is optional"
INSEAD (MFin):
According to Website: "... in order to be competitive, you should aim to achieve a score at or above the 75th–80th percentiles in the quantitative section of [the] test [GMAT]."
Thanks
- Working as Financial controller with a top investment bank ( 3yrs experience in India and Currently working for last 1yr in their London office )
- Qualification: International CFA, CA
- Work experience is mainly on the Credit derivative and Fixed income side
- Will appear for GMAT => Aim is to get above 700 but lets see
- Want to move from middle office role to front office role post my master in Finance.
- Not looking for a indept quant type course like MIT and Princeton have as i have a commerce background so might struggle with those course and not sure about MBA as subject like organisational behaviors and others doesn’t interest me. Want to do a course which purely focus on Finance rather than Management aspects
- Looking for a good MS Finance course and considering the below institute. Wanted to know
1) Job opportunities pot graduating from these institutes
2) What would be a good GMAT score based on my profile
Below are the school i am thinking of and have gathered the below requirements about the GMAT score. Please do let me know if i should consider any other university too?
LBS (Mfin):
I couldn't find student's average GMAT scores but found the following statement at LBS's Website: "As a general guide, a GMAT score of 650 or above adds weight to an application and a GMAT above 700 will add significant weight".
Cambridge(Judge) (Mfin):
According to their Website "The submission of a GMAT or GRE score is optional"
INSEAD (MFin):
According to Website: "... in order to be competitive, you should aim to achieve a score at or above the 75th–80th percentiles in the quantitative section of [the] test [GMAT]."
Thanks
05 Jul 2015, 21:02
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I think you'd be a good LBS candidate. Cambridge places less emphasis on work experience from what I hear. I'd probably rank LBS ahead of Cambridge if working in investment banking is your goal. INSEAD is great as well, although the program is on the newer side.
IMO, I wouldn't exclude an MBA from your search. LBS and INSEAD both have great MBA programs and you fit the profile. Investment banking isn't rocket science and if you are looking to come in as an associate you might just want to go the MBA path.
IMO, I wouldn't exclude an MBA from your search. LBS and INSEAD both have great MBA programs and you fit the profile. Investment banking isn't rocket science and if you are looking to come in as an associate you might just want to go the MBA path.
