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20 Sep 2021, 03:09
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Hi mbaMission,
My Profile is as given below:
Demographics : Indian Female
· Education:7.9 (Thapar Institute - B.E. Electrical )
· Other coursework or post-undergraduate education:
· GMAT or GRE (include section breakdown): I have scored a 590 in MGMAT. Planning to give GMAT on Oct 25th.
· Work experience: 3 Years in Building Technology Schneider Electric (Sales/BD/Customer Success)
· Extracurricular activities (highlight notable undergraduate and post-undergraduate ones): Leader of college dance club, volunteered for teaching underprivileged kids at college and NGOs( through Schneider), Member of organizing committee at various cultural events in college.
· Target schools: ISB, HEC - marketing strategy, UNC, Rotman, Texas- MSM, Darden, Georgia Tech
· Other information relevant to your profile:
· Any specific questions you would like answered by our team:
I need guidance on Achievable B-Schools, and Achievable intake timeline with a target score of approx 690-710.
My Profile is as given below:
Demographics : Indian Female
· Education:7.9 (Thapar Institute - B.E. Electrical )
· Other coursework or post-undergraduate education:
· GMAT or GRE (include section breakdown): I have scored a 590 in MGMAT. Planning to give GMAT on Oct 25th.
· Work experience: 3 Years in Building Technology Schneider Electric (Sales/BD/Customer Success)
· Extracurricular activities (highlight notable undergraduate and post-undergraduate ones): Leader of college dance club, volunteered for teaching underprivileged kids at college and NGOs( through Schneider), Member of organizing committee at various cultural events in college.
· Target schools: ISB, HEC - marketing strategy, UNC, Rotman, Texas- MSM, Darden, Georgia Tech
· Other information relevant to your profile:
· Any specific questions you would like answered by our team:
I need guidance on Achievable B-Schools, and Achievable intake timeline with a target score of approx 690-710.
21 Sep 2021, 22:39
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Hi and thanks for your post.
My most significant suggestion to you is to consider waiting one year, and apply next year in Round 1 for the 2023 intake; so you can submit your applications in one year from now.
That will give you one extra year of work experience, and so you will be closer to 5 years of work experience, which is the average. It will also enable you to accomplish more at work, and ideally have made a greater impact there and have taken on more leadership roles.
Similarly, you could spend the next year on another extracurricular activity, one where you can make a tangible impact in a leadership role.
In addition, this will give you time to increase your GMAT score, and if necessary, switch over to the GRE exam instead.
If you can improve your profile, then I think you do have a chance at schools where your GMAT or GRE is around the average at those schools. Assuming around a 700, I do think ISB, HEC, Rotman, and Georgia Tech are good schools to target.
Good luck!
My most significant suggestion to you is to consider waiting one year, and apply next year in Round 1 for the 2023 intake; so you can submit your applications in one year from now.
That will give you one extra year of work experience, and so you will be closer to 5 years of work experience, which is the average. It will also enable you to accomplish more at work, and ideally have made a greater impact there and have taken on more leadership roles.
Similarly, you could spend the next year on another extracurricular activity, one where you can make a tangible impact in a leadership role.
In addition, this will give you time to increase your GMAT score, and if necessary, switch over to the GRE exam instead.
If you can improve your profile, then I think you do have a chance at schools where your GMAT or GRE is around the average at those schools. Assuming around a 700, I do think ISB, HEC, Rotman, and Georgia Tech are good schools to target.
Good luck!
