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22 Mar 2015, 17:55
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Hi All,
I am preparing for GMAT. I am targeting Ross, Duke (Top 2 schools)
Please review my profile and suggest whether I have a good chance at above mentioned schools or i should wait for another year.
Indian Male (Working in Detroit)
Age = 27 years
Education:
- MS Automotive engineering - Clemson University (SC. USA) (3.3 GPA)
- B.E Mechanical Engineering (71% - Distinction) with specialization in Automotive engineering
- Class XII: 85% (Maharashtra State Board)
- Class X: 85%
Work Experience:
- Worked as Assistant Manager at Asia Motor Works Ltd (Mumbai, India) in Sales and Marketing Division for one year.
- Worked as Systems Engineer for Ford Motor Company in Detroit for 2.2 Years. Handled V8 engine OPD for North America.
- Will start work as Advanced Box Engineer (Powertrain Integration) for Chrysler from tomorrow.
I guess by the time I apply for B school, I would have completed 7 months at Chrysler.
Total Experience :- 3.9 Years (Not counting Masters Degree)
Extra-curricular activities:
- Member of an NGO in India (active participant)
- Played club cricket in India and USA
-Several tech and cultural competition participation during Undergrad and Grad school.
I would like advise from the experienced members here. Should I apply for admission in Fall 2016 or I should wait for another year and apply for Fall 2017 Intake.
I am targeting a GMAT score of 700 and planning to give in August 2015.
I really appreciate your help.
I am preparing for GMAT. I am targeting Ross, Duke (Top 2 schools)
Please review my profile and suggest whether I have a good chance at above mentioned schools or i should wait for another year.
Indian Male (Working in Detroit)
Age = 27 years
Education:
- MS Automotive engineering - Clemson University (SC. USA) (3.3 GPA)
- B.E Mechanical Engineering (71% - Distinction) with specialization in Automotive engineering
- Class XII: 85% (Maharashtra State Board)
- Class X: 85%
Work Experience:
- Worked as Assistant Manager at Asia Motor Works Ltd (Mumbai, India) in Sales and Marketing Division for one year.
- Worked as Systems Engineer for Ford Motor Company in Detroit for 2.2 Years. Handled V8 engine OPD for North America.
- Will start work as Advanced Box Engineer (Powertrain Integration) for Chrysler from tomorrow.
I guess by the time I apply for B school, I would have completed 7 months at Chrysler.
Total Experience :- 3.9 Years (Not counting Masters Degree)
Extra-curricular activities:
- Member of an NGO in India (active participant)
- Played club cricket in India and USA
-Several tech and cultural competition participation during Undergrad and Grad school.
I would like advise from the experienced members here. Should I apply for admission in Fall 2016 or I should wait for another year and apply for Fall 2017 Intake.
I am targeting a GMAT score of 700 and planning to give in August 2015.
I really appreciate your help.
22 Mar 2015, 19:11
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Hi mechky,
What you're asking for is more of an Admissions question than anything else, so I suggest that you post this question to the Admissions Experts in that Forum:
ask-admission-consultants-124/
Unfortunately, until you have an established GMAT score, the Consultants will probably not be able to properly critique your profile. That score is a rather important part of the application process and while you can "target" a particular score (or score 'range'), until that number is 'locked in', there won't be a practical way to assess your chances.
GMAT assassins aren't born, they're made,
Rich
What you're asking for is more of an Admissions question than anything else, so I suggest that you post this question to the Admissions Experts in that Forum:
ask-admission-consultants-124/
Unfortunately, until you have an established GMAT score, the Consultants will probably not be able to properly critique your profile. That score is a rather important part of the application process and while you can "target" a particular score (or score 'range'), until that number is 'locked in', there won't be a practical way to assess your chances.
GMAT assassins aren't born, they're made,
Rich
23 Mar 2015, 00:24
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mechky
At 27, there is no reason to wait until and unless you are expecting a huge improvement in your profile in this one year. You already have 4 years of experience - that's enough to help you make sense of your MBA. Nowadays, many schools are inclined toward a younger class. Of course, people do their MBA at 35 too but as you get older, there will be a lot more explaining and convincing you will need to do - plus they have higher expectations from a more mature applicant.
So I would suggest you to get on with your GMAT prep and take the test in July. That leaves you with enough time in case you need to take GMAT again to fine tune your score.
