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15 May 2014, 12:59
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Please help me here as I am literally confused and panicking. I need to know what I have to do next and also how good my profile stands :
I am an Indian male, 26 years old with 4 years of Software (I.T) Experience. (Worked as a Junior Business Analyst for 1 year) and certified IT Service Management practitioner. Have loads of extra-curricular from my college days - including being the lead of Movie Club (Entertainment Club), Organizing cultural programmes , games/events from my college days. I also Play flute and write poetry. In my 4 years of my WE, I have organized competitions, and loads of team outings, dinners, parties and even a trip for the team members to an island resort.
I also take trainings and orientation (induction) sessions for the new joiners. My contributions towards social service has been mainly through the Corporate Social Responsibility wing of my company and have around 300 hours of experience in the same.
Have a CGPA of 7.2 out of 10 (equivalent to 76%) in my UG Course - B.Tech in Electronics & Communication. (Though it translates to a 2.6 on a 4 Scale
)
And I wish to do a MBA in Marketing or Travel/Tourism.I gave my gmat exam off, however now I just don't know what to do next (since I do not know any one who has gone for an MBA outside (know loads of M.S people though)).
I am looking for Jan 2015 Intake and Sep 2016 Intake - Full Time MBA - In Top 20 colleges - USA/Western Europe/Asia. (My funda - Sooner the Intake, Higher the College - Better it is)
My Questions :
1) What do i need to do now?
2) What all documentations I need to have in order?
3) What all colleges are good for a) Marketing b) Tourism (It would be great if I could be given a ranking - US/Western Europe/Asia
4) How good is my profile. What are my chances.
5) Basically I need to know - where do I go next since I gave off my GMAT (92 Percentile)
Please Help !!
Thanks!
Please help me here as I am literally confused and panicking. I need to know what I have to do next and also how good my profile stands :
I am an Indian male, 26 years old with 4 years of Software (I.T) Experience. (Worked as a Junior Business Analyst for 1 year) and certified IT Service Management practitioner. Have loads of extra-curricular from my college days - including being the lead of Movie Club (Entertainment Club), Organizing cultural programmes , games/events from my college days. I also Play flute and write poetry. In my 4 years of my WE, I have organized competitions, and loads of team outings, dinners, parties and even a trip for the team members to an island resort.
I also take trainings and orientation (induction) sessions for the new joiners. My contributions towards social service has been mainly through the Corporate Social Responsibility wing of my company and have around 300 hours of experience in the same.
Have a CGPA of 7.2 out of 10 (equivalent to 76%) in my UG Course - B.Tech in Electronics & Communication. (Though it translates to a 2.6 on a 4 Scale
)And I wish to do a MBA in Marketing or Travel/Tourism.I gave my gmat exam off, however now I just don't know what to do next (since I do not know any one who has gone for an MBA outside (know loads of M.S people though)).
I am looking for Jan 2015 Intake and Sep 2016 Intake - Full Time MBA - In Top 20 colleges - USA/Western Europe/Asia. (My funda - Sooner the Intake, Higher the College - Better it is)
My Questions :
1) What do i need to do now?
2) What all documentations I need to have in order?
3) What all colleges are good for a) Marketing b) Tourism (It would be great if I could be given a ranking - US/Western Europe/Asia
4) How good is my profile. What are my chances.
5) Basically I need to know - where do I go next since I gave off my GMAT (92 Percentile)
Please Help !!
Thanks!
17 May 2014, 09:13
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Dear lovinlife4u,
You should start visiting the websites of the schools you are interested in and start gathering information. See their acceptance rate, their average intake, and their strong points. Then filter the list of universities. Review their requirements.
At a minimum, most schools will require you to submit your transcripts, provide letters of recommendation (or emails of the folks who will recommend you), a resume, and essays. You might also need to take the TOEFL or the IELTS exam. The essays are very important. Most schools require you to write 3-4 focused essays, so you should start getting your "stories" in writing.
--Prasad
You should start visiting the websites of the schools you are interested in and start gathering information. See their acceptance rate, their average intake, and their strong points. Then filter the list of universities. Review their requirements.
At a minimum, most schools will require you to submit your transcripts, provide letters of recommendation (or emails of the folks who will recommend you), a resume, and essays. You might also need to take the TOEFL or the IELTS exam. The essays are very important. Most schools require you to write 3-4 focused essays, so you should start getting your "stories" in writing.
--Prasad
