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10 Apr 2022, 17:41
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Here is my Profile.
I have done my graduation in Bcom Honours with a CGPA of 8.39/10. Major subjects were Finance and Accounting. Even my 10th and 12th have better grades i.e, 9.2 and 85 percent respectively. Currently having 3 years of experience as Finance Associate, it is related to corporate Finace and accounting in a Mid sized Us based company, I am working from India branch.
Have GMAT score of 730.
Extra curricular activities
I was the captain for Volleyball sport for college team, have led the team in several local tournaments.
And also represented my university as a captain in inter country competition.
targeting for US MBA schools.
No specific post mba goals.
Willing to get into the best opportunities in Corporate Finace, IB or consulting or any management roles
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I have done my graduation in Bcom Honours with a CGPA of 8.39/10. Major subjects were Finance and Accounting. Even my 10th and 12th have better grades i.e, 9.2 and 85 percent respectively. Currently having 3 years of experience as Finance Associate, it is related to corporate Finace and accounting in a Mid sized Us based company, I am working from India branch.
Have GMAT score of 730.
Extra curricular activities
I was the captain for Volleyball sport for college team, have led the team in several local tournaments.
And also represented my university as a captain in inter country competition.
targeting for US MBA schools.
No specific post mba goals.
Willing to get into the best opportunities in Corporate Finace, IB or consulting or any management roles
Posted from my mobile device
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11 Apr 2022, 04:03
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manchevishnu
Hi manchevishnu , hope you are doing well.
It would be difficult to guide you on suitable target schools without understanding the differentiating factors of your profile. What you mentioned here is too generic since a score of 730 with 8+ GPA is common among Indian applicants. Your ECs also seem dated and it does not appear that you continue to stay associated with any outside work initiative.
What would help us guide you better is to know what feats have you accomplished in your short career span of 3 years in Finance & Accounting and how have you demonstrated progression year on year.
Without much insight into the above US Top 25-50 seem more suited to your candidacy.
For some self reflection do refer to this brief write-up to help you think about the relevant questions pertaining to your MBA Plan
https://gmatclub.com/forum/note-keeping ... l#p2976345
Feel free to get in touch if you would like to have a detailed profile evaluation.
Best wishes
SonalJotwani13
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Schools: Anderson '24 Foster '24 ISB '23 Kellogg '24 Kenan-Flagler '24 Marshall '24 McDonough '24 Tepper '24 Kelley '24 (A$$$$)
GMAT 1: 720 Q49 V40
GPA: 3.6
Schools: Anderson '24 Foster '24 ISB '23 Kellogg '24 Kenan-Flagler '24 Marshall '24 McDonough '24 Tepper '24 Kelley '24 (A$$$$)
GMAT 1: 720 Q49 V40
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11 Apr 2022, 04:29
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Hey there!
I am no expert in this but applied to a few schools and got admits from 3 T-25 schools this year so will share my two cents
1. Figure out the Post mba goals and why that goal ? It does not really need to be the goal that you will actually commit to post MBA but it will be good if it is.
2. Once you have your goal start filtering the schools with country first. For example, i want to be in Tech so i only focused on the US schools because all tech giants are US based.
3. Now filter the schools based on your post MBA goals and/or specialization.
4. Attend the webinars/ adcom events of different schools. See if you like the culture. Only you figure that out then think why you liked the school and then fidn schools with similar criteria. Eg. I wanted to go to schools with medium/ small class size so that i get leadership opportunities at clubs and also smaller class size helps you get to know everyone well.
5. Look at that schools GMAT ranges. Tbh it's just one factor so if you have performed exceptionallg well at work or have done something unique that can tip the scales in your favour even with a lower GMAT score.
Overall if you have good work achievements and extracurriculars from past 3-5 years then you can target schools from T-50 except the top 10. Also the rankings varies a lot for different forums so check multiple ones.
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I am no expert in this but applied to a few schools and got admits from 3 T-25 schools this year so will share my two cents
1. Figure out the Post mba goals and why that goal ? It does not really need to be the goal that you will actually commit to post MBA but it will be good if it is.
2. Once you have your goal start filtering the schools with country first. For example, i want to be in Tech so i only focused on the US schools because all tech giants are US based.
3. Now filter the schools based on your post MBA goals and/or specialization.
4. Attend the webinars/ adcom events of different schools. See if you like the culture. Only you figure that out then think why you liked the school and then fidn schools with similar criteria. Eg. I wanted to go to schools with medium/ small class size so that i get leadership opportunities at clubs and also smaller class size helps you get to know everyone well.
5. Look at that schools GMAT ranges. Tbh it's just one factor so if you have performed exceptionallg well at work or have done something unique that can tip the scales in your favour even with a lower GMAT score.
Overall if you have good work achievements and extracurriculars from past 3-5 years then you can target schools from T-50 except the top 10. Also the rankings varies a lot for different forums so check multiple ones.
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