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06 May 2020, 17:05
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This is Profile #2 of the GMAT Club Guess Where They Got In 
Every other day we will post a short profile and it is up to you to guess where you think they got in! For more details visit the main thread HERE. Here are the reminders on how to participate!
Every other day we will post a short profile and it is up to you to guess where you think they got in! For more details visit the main thread HERE. Here are the reminders on how to participate!- A. Follow the schedule below to see the profiles we will post every other day
B. Submit your prediction in the poll
C. Post your reasoning behind your choices
D. Watch the video reveal the week after to bask in glory or... shame? JK!
Profile # 2 - Applicant Lab
Demography – Indian Engineering Male – 28 years old
Education – Top 15 engineering college in India, GMAT: below average
Work Experience - Worked at a global medical device company. Helped lead the re-design of an expensive medical tool usually only available in the developing world – created a version that was effective yet still affordable enough for sales/distribution into less-wealthy markets in the developing world. Then, when he realized that the untrained/uneducated technicians in those countries were having a hard time learning how to use it, they created an online training platform so that it could be effectively deployed to help save lives. Estimates are that this new product will make this potentially life-saving technology available to millions of patients in Africa, India, etc.
Extra-Curricular – Helped lead health-tech “hackathons”, both within his company and in the broader community. Was a judge for a non-profit that was providing seed-funds to healthcare startups.
Other – did so-called “profile reviews” with expensive admissions consulting companies; they told that the profile was definitely not strong enough for M7; perhaps might get into school ranked around ~15
Post MBA Goals – Short term – Product Manager at a medical device company. Long term: entrepreneurship in affordable medical devices for the developing world.
Schools applied to – HBS, Stanford, Wharton
We will share the outcome in exactly 7 days so stay tuned and watch this space
06 May 2020, 21:20
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So far I think they got in nowhere based on the profile... though I think I have read about this person on the forum so not fair for me to vote and guess 
but I am thinking it is always a safe bet to bet against Stanford 
but I am thinking it is always a safe bet to bet against Stanford 
Updated on: 07 May 2020, 01:38
Originally posted by elPatron434 on 06 May 2020, 22:45.
Last edited by elPatron434 on 07 May 2020, 01:38, edited 1 time in total.
Last edited by elPatron434 on 07 May 2020, 01:38, edited 1 time in total.
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I don't know...the below average GMAT score might work against him, especially considering the demographic. But if I were to pick a university, I'd say Harvard primarily because of the nature of the work done in Africa and Harvard placing a little more emphasis on the overall profile than purely on GMAT scores.
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