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garima138
Joined: 17 Jul 2014
Last visit: 18 Oct 2015
Posts: 21
Given Kudos: 11
Concentration: General Management, Healthcare
Schools: HKUST '17 (S)
GMAT 1: 680 Q47 V36
Hi,
I'm an Indian Female doctor with around two years of work experience besides one year of compulsory rotatory internship after graduation.
I've had a good academic record and have been pretty active in extracurricular activities.
I'm based in HK right now and I'm planning to apply to HKUST and HKU.
My detailed profile is as follows:
Dr. Garima Singh
GMAT Details:
• GMAT Score 680 (q47,v36). 1st Attempt.
• AWA score: 5
• IR: 4
Graduation Details:
• MBBS (Bachelor of Medicine and Bachelor of Surgery) from a recognized Government Medical College in India in 2011.
Work Experience:
• 3 full-time years including an year of compulsory rotatory internship after graduation.
Work Related Details:
• An year of compulsory rotatory internship after graduation in a Government Civil Hospital in Jhansi, India.
• Two years of full time job as a resident in a private hospital owned by my family.
• Six months in District Hospital in Varanasi, India, in Maternity and Neonatal unit (Government-run).
Extra-Curricular Activities:
• Authored a weekly health column in the local newspaper (India) for two years.
• Volunteered for Monthly Health Checkups for an orphanage.
• Volunteered in Remote Rural Health Camps periodically.
About me:
I’m a hard working person good with excellent communication skills. I have Graduated in the field of medicine with working experience as a Doctor (both resident and visiting). Having worked for a family-run hospital, I had the opportunity to handle some managerial and Financial Matters. Having worked in the Government Hospital for about Six months, I have had an experience to work with very little resources and handle tough situations where required. The ineffective management motivated me to look at the problem from a management perspective and kindled in me a desire to learn more about effective management of organizations. Having moved to HK after my marriage, I have been contemplating at obtaining a MBA degree.
My goal:
For now, it is the right time to get into a good MBA program and learn about the Management and Financial Aspects deeply and then gain a few years of work experience in Health sector preferably. Soon after, I would want to move back to India and scale-up my family hospital to a Corporate Hospital and establish new branches. So MBA is definitely going to help my immediate as well as long term plans.
Do my scores and profile seem to qualify me to apply for the universities I’m aiming for? I’m a little anxious about my lesser work experience.
Also, what are the other courses I can consider staying in HK?
Thanks in advance.
Garima.
I'm an Indian Female doctor with around two years of work experience besides one year of compulsory rotatory internship after graduation.
I've had a good academic record and have been pretty active in extracurricular activities.
I'm based in HK right now and I'm planning to apply to HKUST and HKU.
My detailed profile is as follows:
Dr. Garima Singh
GMAT Details:
• GMAT Score 680 (q47,v36). 1st Attempt.
• AWA score: 5
• IR: 4
Graduation Details:
• MBBS (Bachelor of Medicine and Bachelor of Surgery) from a recognized Government Medical College in India in 2011.
Work Experience:
• 3 full-time years including an year of compulsory rotatory internship after graduation.
Work Related Details:
• An year of compulsory rotatory internship after graduation in a Government Civil Hospital in Jhansi, India.
• Two years of full time job as a resident in a private hospital owned by my family.
• Six months in District Hospital in Varanasi, India, in Maternity and Neonatal unit (Government-run).
Extra-Curricular Activities:
• Authored a weekly health column in the local newspaper (India) for two years.
• Volunteered for Monthly Health Checkups for an orphanage.
• Volunteered in Remote Rural Health Camps periodically.
About me:
I’m a hard working person good with excellent communication skills. I have Graduated in the field of medicine with working experience as a Doctor (both resident and visiting). Having worked for a family-run hospital, I had the opportunity to handle some managerial and Financial Matters. Having worked in the Government Hospital for about Six months, I have had an experience to work with very little resources and handle tough situations where required. The ineffective management motivated me to look at the problem from a management perspective and kindled in me a desire to learn more about effective management of organizations. Having moved to HK after my marriage, I have been contemplating at obtaining a MBA degree.
My goal:
For now, it is the right time to get into a good MBA program and learn about the Management and Financial Aspects deeply and then gain a few years of work experience in Health sector preferably. Soon after, I would want to move back to India and scale-up my family hospital to a Corporate Hospital and establish new branches. So MBA is definitely going to help my immediate as well as long term plans.
Do my scores and profile seem to qualify me to apply for the universities I’m aiming for? I’m a little anxious about my lesser work experience.
Also, what are the other courses I can consider staying in HK?
Thanks in advance.
Garima.
garima138
Joined: 17 Jul 2014
Last visit: 18 Oct 2015
Posts: 21
Given Kudos: 11
Concentration: General Management, Healthcare
Schools: HKUST '17 (S)
GMAT 1: 680 Q47 V36
22 Sep 2014, 23:20
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