Hi
anshkool4u,
The solid profile which is balanced on all fronts - academics, career growth and impact, and leadership experiences outside work is more likely to attract adcom. The only thing for you to focus now on is your GMAT, aim to score high like targeting at 730+. Your strong extra-curricular, with interests in diverse areas, will put you in the zone of consideration for admission. You also need to mention how your work helped the company cut costs, earn profits or simply reduce time. We all have achieved a lot in our jobs but sometimes fail to acknowledge the same. Both Career Progress and Achievements will then need to translate wonderfully onto the application essays and interviews.
However, having a strong post-MBA goal is as important as having good GMAT, academics, achievements and extra curriculum to decide your question of which schools to apply, you should first consider your career targets and that will help you in deciding which schools to apply. Career target will help you decides on post-MBA aspects like Industry that you want to work in (for e.g. Financial Services, Consulting, Retail, Consumer Products etc), Function you want to work in (for e.g. Finance, Analytics, Marketing etc), Location- which area of US your want to work in (e.g. New York City in Northeast, Chicago in Midwest or Silicon Valley in US-West) Look for schools offering best career opportunities in these areas and also have a Salary Vs Cost comparison to see which schools fall in your budget. This would help in deciding the best B-Schools for your profile & career targets.
Best wishes for your GMAT preparation!
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