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What Are My Chances - Evaluate Your Profile!
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Inputs & Choices Overview:
Background: based on your own judgement, how do you think your background will be perceived by the admissions committee? There are differentiators that make one's profile more or less diverse. For example an Indian male engineer is likely highly over-represented whereas a New Zealand Engineer is likely under-represented and a Military Applicant with Special Forces designation is likely under-represented or Unique in their background. Examples:
Undergrad Prestige in Your Country: - are there regular applicants to the MBA programs of your choice from your Undergraduate institution?
Age: This is age at the time of matriculation
Work Experience: This is your work experience at the time of matriculation
Reapplicant: If you are a reapplicant with a significant change in your application such as a difference of GMAT score that's 40 points or more AND additional changes such as using help with admissions or meaningful promotion in this application season, please select NO
How does it work?
There is a short and a long version of the tool. You could technically fill out just the GMAT/Background information. In that case, the tool assumes AVERAGE values for all other answers. To get the most precise answers/estimates, please answer every question. We have been working for a few years on a project that has been a brain-child of souvik101990 and I am glad we are finally at the stage that we can release and share it. Please give it a try and share what you think - appreciate any comments/feedback.
What do you think about this tool?
How can we improve?
What is done well?
Does it work for PT, EMBA, Weekend MBA?
Not yet. This tool only works for FT MBA Admissions.
Is this tool Perfect?
Ha. No. It is based on historical data but it is not perfect for every case. This is likely a case that explains the 80% of data and then has 20% outliers.
Use this tool to estimate/evaluate your chances of admission into one of the Top 25 MBA programs
The accuracy of this tool depends on the accuracy of your entries/answers - please see below for explanations of some of them
✅ Make sure to expand the Advanced Parameters to get the highest accuracy
Tool Link: https://gmatclub.com/gmat-chance-calculator/web/
Attachment:
wamc.png [ 83.82 KiB | Viewed 48048 times ]
Inputs & Choices Overview:
Background: based on your own judgement, how do you think your background will be perceived by the admissions committee? There are differentiators that make one's profile more or less diverse. For example an Indian male engineer is likely highly over-represented whereas a New Zealand Engineer is likely under-represented and a Military Applicant with Special Forces designation is likely under-represented or Unique in their background. Examples:
- Heavily over-represented: Indian IT Males
- Somewhat over-represented: Indian non IT applicants and SE Asian Applicants
- Average Representation: US and EU Applicants
- Under-represented: South America, Oceania, or African applicants, US Military Applicants
- Unique: you know who you are
e.g. Syrian refugees, Tibetans, Spec Ops Operators, Athletes, Performers, and other people with unique background, history, or work experience.
Undergrad Prestige in Your Country: - are there regular applicants to the MBA programs of your choice from your Undergraduate institution?
Age: This is age at the time of matriculation
Work Experience: This is your work experience at the time of matriculation
Reapplicant: If you are a reapplicant with a significant change in your application such as a difference of GMAT score that's 40 points or more AND additional changes such as using help with admissions or meaningful promotion in this application season, please select NO
How does it work?
There is a short and a long version of the tool. You could technically fill out just the GMAT/Background information. In that case, the tool assumes AVERAGE values for all other answers. To get the most precise answers/estimates, please answer every question. We have been working for a few years on a project that has been a brain-child of souvik101990 and I am glad we are finally at the stage that we can release and share it. Please give it a try and share what you think - appreciate any comments/feedback.
What do you think about this tool?
How can we improve?
What is done well?
Does it work for PT, EMBA, Weekend MBA?
Not yet. This tool only works for FT MBA Admissions.
Is this tool Perfect?
Ha. No. It is based on historical data but it is not perfect for every case. This is likely a case that explains the 80% of data and then has 20% outliers.
15 May 2023, 10:45
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710 vs 730 depends on what schools you applying to and what your competition has… eg if you are applying to top 10 as a Latam applicant then you are in a fine spot with a token scholarship.
If you are a US applicant, then your profile should be above averag and if you are a south East Asian applicant then no dice until you get past 750.
Thx
BB.
If you are a US applicant, then your profile should be above averag and if you are a south East Asian applicant then no dice until you get past 750.
Thx
BB.
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17 May 2023, 07:12
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Hey r_putra_rp
Based on your profile, here's an assessment and response to your questions:
Work Experience:
Your work experience, including co-founding two companies and being involved in blockchain initiatives, demonstrates entrepreneurship, leadership, and a strong interest in technology. While well-known companies can add prestige, your current experience can still be valuable, especially if you can highlight the impact and results you achieved in your roles. Consider showcasing your leadership, innovation, and entrepreneurial mindset in your application essays.
GMAT Score:
Aim for the highest GMAT score you can achieve to maximize your chances of admission to top-tier schools. While a score in the range of 690-710 may be competitive, it's important to strive for the higher end of that range, especially considering the competitiveness of the schools you mentioned. Remember that your overall application is a combination of various factors, including your GMAT score, so make sure to focus on presenting a well-rounded and compelling profile.
Profile as a Minority and Survivor of Depression:
Your unique background as a minority and survivor of depression can indeed add depth to your application. If you feel comfortable sharing these aspects of your identity and personal journey, it can provide a valuable context for admissions committees to understand your experiences and accomplishments. Be thoughtful in how you present these aspects, emphasizing personal growth, resilience, and the perspectives they have given you. Ensure that you present them in a way that aligns with the overall tone and objectives of your application.
Indonesian Representation in B-Schools:
While Indonesia may not have as many applicants to top B-schools compared to countries like Singapore, China, or India, being an Indonesian applicant can still bring a unique perspective and diversity to the classroom. Each candidate is evaluated individually, and your personal and professional achievements, along with your contributions to the Indonesian blockchain community and other extracurricular involvements, can make you a compelling candidate.
In summary, consider emphasizing your unique experiences, achievements, and perspectives in your application, while also focusing on achieving the highest GMAT score possible. Highlight the impact you have made in your work and extracurricular activities, as well as your future goals and how an MBA can help you achieve them. Ensure that your essays, recommendations, and overall application package reflect your strengths, growth, and potential.
Remember to research each school's values, programs, and opportunities to demonstrate fit and tailor your application accordingly. If you have any additional questions about your profile or the program and would like to have a more thorough and personalized discussion with our top profile experts, please feel free to schedule a call with us. We would be more than happy to assist you.
Book a free profile evaluation now!
Good luck!
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Based on your profile, here's an assessment and response to your questions:
Work Experience:
Your work experience, including co-founding two companies and being involved in blockchain initiatives, demonstrates entrepreneurship, leadership, and a strong interest in technology. While well-known companies can add prestige, your current experience can still be valuable, especially if you can highlight the impact and results you achieved in your roles. Consider showcasing your leadership, innovation, and entrepreneurial mindset in your application essays.
GMAT Score:
Aim for the highest GMAT score you can achieve to maximize your chances of admission to top-tier schools. While a score in the range of 690-710 may be competitive, it's important to strive for the higher end of that range, especially considering the competitiveness of the schools you mentioned. Remember that your overall application is a combination of various factors, including your GMAT score, so make sure to focus on presenting a well-rounded and compelling profile.
Profile as a Minority and Survivor of Depression:
Your unique background as a minority and survivor of depression can indeed add depth to your application. If you feel comfortable sharing these aspects of your identity and personal journey, it can provide a valuable context for admissions committees to understand your experiences and accomplishments. Be thoughtful in how you present these aspects, emphasizing personal growth, resilience, and the perspectives they have given you. Ensure that you present them in a way that aligns with the overall tone and objectives of your application.
Indonesian Representation in B-Schools:
While Indonesia may not have as many applicants to top B-schools compared to countries like Singapore, China, or India, being an Indonesian applicant can still bring a unique perspective and diversity to the classroom. Each candidate is evaluated individually, and your personal and professional achievements, along with your contributions to the Indonesian blockchain community and other extracurricular involvements, can make you a compelling candidate.
In summary, consider emphasizing your unique experiences, achievements, and perspectives in your application, while also focusing on achieving the highest GMAT score possible. Highlight the impact you have made in your work and extracurricular activities, as well as your future goals and how an MBA can help you achieve them. Ensure that your essays, recommendations, and overall application package reflect your strengths, growth, and potential.
Remember to research each school's values, programs, and opportunities to demonstrate fit and tailor your application accordingly. If you have any additional questions about your profile or the program and would like to have a more thorough and personalized discussion with our top profile experts, please feel free to schedule a call with us. We would be more than happy to assist you.
Book a free profile evaluation now!
Good luck!
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