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08 Jan 2020, 22:39
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Hello Team,
Kindly review my profile and share your valuable inputs.
Profile: INDIAN, Male, 28 years. I completed my graduation in Computer Science & Engineering from India in 2014 with a CGPA of 8.30.
I have one year Education gap after my Class 12th and Graduation, preparation for Engineering exams.
Academic:
- Engineering: CGPA- 8.30/10
- 12th: 83%
- 10th: 80%
I have been working with top Indian IT company for the past 5 and a half years, out of which for the last one and a half years in Germany. My current role is Developer cum Solution architect.
Extra-curricular: I have won a few Star of the Months and top programmers awards within the company.
I have experience of teaching school kids from government school and Security guards as part of CSR activity.
Areas of interest: 1) Consulting, 2) Finance
I am planning for the below colleges:
1. Kellogg,
2. INSEAD,
3. TUCK,
4. Yale,
5. ISB
Can you please let me know if my profile fits these colleges and what should be my target GMAT score?
Kindly review the above profile and please let me know if you need more info on my profile. Thanks a lot!
Kindly review my profile and share your valuable inputs.
Profile: INDIAN, Male, 28 years. I completed my graduation in Computer Science & Engineering from India in 2014 with a CGPA of 8.30.
I have one year Education gap after my Class 12th and Graduation, preparation for Engineering exams.
Academic:
- Engineering: CGPA- 8.30/10
- 12th: 83%
- 10th: 80%
I have been working with top Indian IT company for the past 5 and a half years, out of which for the last one and a half years in Germany. My current role is Developer cum Solution architect.
Extra-curricular: I have won a few Star of the Months and top programmers awards within the company.
I have experience of teaching school kids from government school and Security guards as part of CSR activity.
Areas of interest: 1) Consulting, 2) Finance
I am planning for the below colleges:
1. Kellogg,
2. INSEAD,
3. TUCK,
4. Yale,
5. ISB
Can you please let me know if my profile fits these colleges and what should be my target GMAT score?
Kindly review the above profile and please let me know if you need more info on my profile. Thanks a lot!
09 Jan 2020, 00:04
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Hey there,
In order to do a more holistic evaluation of your profile, there are additional data points we need:
1) your GMAT score - given the schools on your list, you should aim for 710+ (Kellogg 730)
2) your undergrad ranking in your home country
3) Company you currently work at
4) Your choice of recommenders and strength of their letters
5) Quality of your essays
However, I will say that your demographic is among one of the most competitive business applicant pools (Indian male in IT) and you're going after career paths that are extremely popular with b-school applicants (finance and consulting). Kellogg is the most competitive on the list, followed by Yale and Tuck (even though their rankings are lower than Kellogg's, their class sizes are smaller so they accept fewer students), followed by INSEAD (its ranking has increased over the years so has its competitiveness for getting in), then ISB. Given that you're in a competitive pool applying to competitive schools with goals that a lot of people will be pursuing as well, it's absolutely CRITICAL for you to differentiate yourself through your essays.
Without the points 1-3 mentioned above and knowing your choice of recommenders, it's quite tough to assess your chances at these schools. Feel free to schedule a free consultation with us with those information ready, and we're more than happy to do an in-depth analysis of your profile: https://admissionado.com/free-consultation/
Good luck!
In order to do a more holistic evaluation of your profile, there are additional data points we need:
1) your GMAT score - given the schools on your list, you should aim for 710+ (Kellogg 730)
2) your undergrad ranking in your home country
3) Company you currently work at
4) Your choice of recommenders and strength of their letters
5) Quality of your essays
However, I will say that your demographic is among one of the most competitive business applicant pools (Indian male in IT) and you're going after career paths that are extremely popular with b-school applicants (finance and consulting). Kellogg is the most competitive on the list, followed by Yale and Tuck (even though their rankings are lower than Kellogg's, their class sizes are smaller so they accept fewer students), followed by INSEAD (its ranking has increased over the years so has its competitiveness for getting in), then ISB. Given that you're in a competitive pool applying to competitive schools with goals that a lot of people will be pursuing as well, it's absolutely CRITICAL for you to differentiate yourself through your essays.
Without the points 1-3 mentioned above and knowing your choice of recommenders, it's quite tough to assess your chances at these schools. Feel free to schedule a free consultation with us with those information ready, and we're more than happy to do an in-depth analysis of your profile: https://admissionado.com/free-consultation/
Good luck!
