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abcsayali
Joined: 12 Oct 2022
Last visit: 12 Jul 2025
Posts: 52
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Location: India
Schools: Ross '27 (D) Anderson '27 (A$) HBS '27 (D) Tuck '27 (WL) Booth '27 (D) Stanford '27 (II) Kellog '27 (I) Fuqua '27 (WL) Johnson '27 (II) Tepper '27 (WL)
GMAT Focus 1: 705 Q90 V83 DI82 
GRE 1: Q166 V150
Schools: Ross '27 (D) Anderson '27 (A$) HBS '27 (D) Tuck '27 (WL) Booth '27 (D) Stanford '27 (II) Kellog '27 (I) Fuqua '27 (WL) Johnson '27 (II) Tepper '27 (WL)
GMAT Focus 1: 705 Q90 V83 DI82
GRE 1: Q166 V150
Posts: 52
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Hello Team,
Please evaluate my profile.
Demographics
I am 28 yrs, Female, India.
Education
I have a bachelor's degree from a top regional university with a major in Mechanical Engineering. CGPA: 8.23 out of 10 (Top 20 Percentile).
GMAT
GMAT 705 (V83, Q90, DI82) Fourth attempt.
Work Experience:
6 years at Eaton =11.0pt(NYSE: ETN)
I would like to work in Product Management. I have got good experience in product design & development and project management. I want to learn more about end to end product cycle and bring great products to the market.
Query:
Please evaluate my profile.
Demographics
I am 28 yrs, Female, India.
Education
I have a bachelor's degree from a top regional university with a major in Mechanical Engineering. CGPA: 8.23 out of 10 (Top 20 Percentile).
GMAT
GMAT 705 (V83, Q90, DI82) Fourth attempt.
Work Experience:
6 years at Eaton =11.0pt(NYSE: ETN)
- Engineering Lead and Project Manager responsible for improving product margins, product, and supplier resiliency for $80M Spend
- Launched multiple projects that drive material cost-out reduction as engineering lead & project manager, realizing savings worth $0.8M
- Nominated for Leadership program - leadership development opportunity, was among ~90 participants selected across 5000+ employees from different entities from India
- 2 promotion & 1 lateral job rotation within 6 years
- 2 Patents Granted by United States Patent and Trademark Office (1 more Pending), design improves ease of installation and reduces assembly time
- Core member, recreational council in office; organized 20 years celebration event which was attended by 5000+ employees and family members
- Participated in BAJA SAE competitions at the National & International Level - National level Winner among 180 teams and Overall 4th Internationally at BAJE SAE Maryland competition held in the USA
- Driver, Secured 1st in Acceleration in India & 2nd rank in Acceleration and Hill Climb in BAJA SAE Maryland, first female driver from city to ever participate in an international event, featured in multiple newspapers for this
- National level Soccer player; Captain (College team) - university level competition and college sports festival
- 2 US Design Patents Granted
- 1 US Provisional Patent Application filed
I would like to work in Product Management. I have got good experience in product design & development and project management. I want to learn more about end to end product cycle and bring great products to the market.
Query:
- I have prepared below list as per my understanding, can you let me know my chances to these schools? I am planning to apply to 8 schools (Dream- 3 Target -2 Safety-3)
Dream: Standford, University of Pennsylvania (Wharton), Northwestern University (Kellogg), University of California, Berkeley (Haas)
Target:Columbia University, University of Michigan--Ann Arbor (Ross), Yale University
Safety: New York University (Stern), University of Virginia (Darden), Duke University (Fuqua)
abcsayali
Joined: 12 Oct 2022
Last visit: 12 Jul 2025
Posts: 52
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Location: India
Schools: Ross '27 (D) Anderson '27 (A$) HBS '27 (D) Tuck '27 (WL) Booth '27 (D) Stanford '27 (II) Kellog '27 (I) Fuqua '27 (WL) Johnson '27 (II) Tepper '27 (WL)
GMAT Focus 1: 705 Q90 V83 DI82
GRE 1: Q166 V150
Schools: Ross '27 (D) Anderson '27 (A$) HBS '27 (D) Tuck '27 (WL) Booth '27 (D) Stanford '27 (II) Kellog '27 (I) Fuqua '27 (WL) Johnson '27 (II) Tepper '27 (WL)
GMAT Focus 1: 705 Q90 V83 DI82
GRE 1: Q166 V150
Posts: 52
Kudos:
372
17 Jul 2024, 07:39
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Hello Admissionado can you please help me with deciding the school list?
17 Jul 2024, 23:19
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Thank you for sharing your impressive profile and detailed query. Based on your background and aspirations, here are my thoughts and suggestions:
Profile Strengths:
1) Solid Academics: Your CGPA of 8.23 from a top regional university and a GMAT score of 705 reflect strong academic capabilities.
2) Work Experience: Six years at Eaton with notable achievements, including leadership roles, significant cost-saving projects, and multiple patents, highlight your technical expertise and leadership potential.
3) Extracurriculars: Your involvement in BAJA SAE competitions, national-level soccer, and significant organizational roles demonstrate a well-rounded profile with leadership and teamwork skills.
School List:
1) Dream Schools: Stanford, Wharton, Kellogg, Haas
These schools are highly competitive, and while your profile is strong, it is crucial to present a compelling narrative in your application to stand out. Focus on your unique experiences and achievements, especially your patents and leadership roles.
2) Target Schools: Columbia, Ross, Yale
Your chances at these schools are promising given your robust work experience and leadership background. Emphasize your contributions to product management and project leadership.
3) Safety Schools: Stern, Darden, Fuqua
These schools are a good fit and your chances are strong. Highlighting your technical achievements and extracurricular leadership can enhance your application.
Applying in R3 and Reapplying in R1:
Applying in Round 3 (R3) can be more challenging due to the limited number of spots available. However, if you have compelling reasons and a well-prepared application, it is still worth pursuing. If you get rejected in R3 and reapply in Round 1 (R1), there can be a slight disadvantage, as admissions committees may question what has significantly changed in your profile.
To mitigate this:
Enhance Your Profile: Focus on any new achievements or roles you can add to your profile between now and R1.
Clarify Improvements: Clearly articulate how you have grown or improved since your previous application. This could include new projects, leadership experiences, or additional coursework.
Next Steps:
1) Application Preparation: Start working on your essays, recommendations, and resume. Tailor your story to each school, emphasizing why you are a good fit for their program.
2) Engage with Schools: Attend webinars, reach out to current students and alumni, and participate in any available events to demonstrate your interest and learn more about the programs.
3) Professional Help: Consider seeking guidance from an MBA admissions consultant to refine your applications and ensure you present your strongest possible case.
I hope this helps, and I wish you the best of luck with your applications. Feel free to reach out at (https://www.preppie.in) (Email - [email protected]) if you have any further questions.
Profile Strengths:
1) Solid Academics: Your CGPA of 8.23 from a top regional university and a GMAT score of 705 reflect strong academic capabilities.
2) Work Experience: Six years at Eaton with notable achievements, including leadership roles, significant cost-saving projects, and multiple patents, highlight your technical expertise and leadership potential.
3) Extracurriculars: Your involvement in BAJA SAE competitions, national-level soccer, and significant organizational roles demonstrate a well-rounded profile with leadership and teamwork skills.
School List:
1) Dream Schools: Stanford, Wharton, Kellogg, Haas
These schools are highly competitive, and while your profile is strong, it is crucial to present a compelling narrative in your application to stand out. Focus on your unique experiences and achievements, especially your patents and leadership roles.
2) Target Schools: Columbia, Ross, Yale
Your chances at these schools are promising given your robust work experience and leadership background. Emphasize your contributions to product management and project leadership.
3) Safety Schools: Stern, Darden, Fuqua
These schools are a good fit and your chances are strong. Highlighting your technical achievements and extracurricular leadership can enhance your application.
Applying in R3 and Reapplying in R1:
Applying in Round 3 (R3) can be more challenging due to the limited number of spots available. However, if you have compelling reasons and a well-prepared application, it is still worth pursuing. If you get rejected in R3 and reapply in Round 1 (R1), there can be a slight disadvantage, as admissions committees may question what has significantly changed in your profile.
To mitigate this:
Enhance Your Profile: Focus on any new achievements or roles you can add to your profile between now and R1.
Clarify Improvements: Clearly articulate how you have grown or improved since your previous application. This could include new projects, leadership experiences, or additional coursework.
Next Steps:
1) Application Preparation: Start working on your essays, recommendations, and resume. Tailor your story to each school, emphasizing why you are a good fit for their program.
2) Engage with Schools: Attend webinars, reach out to current students and alumni, and participate in any available events to demonstrate your interest and learn more about the programs.
3) Professional Help: Consider seeking guidance from an MBA admissions consultant to refine your applications and ensure you present your strongest possible case.
I hope this helps, and I wish you the best of luck with your applications. Feel free to reach out at (https://www.preppie.in) (Email - [email protected]) if you have any further questions.
