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NikhilST
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GMAT 1: 680 Q45 V38
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10 Oct 2019, 01:03
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Hello all
I am currently preparing to give my GMAT this November but am unable to zero in on the B-School that is the right fit for me. My main intention to attain an MBA degree is to gain work experience abroad, ideally in the football sector and return home to develop Indian football. I strongly believe an MBA would help me understand the management side of how an industry works. With my technical, on-field football knowledge and the understanding of the workings on the corporate side, ideally, I would like to bridge the gap that exists between these two sides in Indian football.
I am looking for a general MBA over a sports MBA for two reasons:
1) Meeting people from completely different working backgrounds.
2) Keeping my options open when looking for new job opportunities.
Although I am pretty sure that networking would be a major issue for me with the job opportunities I am looking at post my graduation, I am open to make my own contacts.
A brief about me:
9.6 GPA in 10th (CBSE)
95% in 12th (State board, India)
Majored in Mechanical Engineering from Shiv Nadar University- 7.02 GPA.
Work experience:
3 years
I have attached a picture of my Resume too. Please do go through it to better understand my work experience and help me with my move forward.
Thank you in advance
Nikhil Tottempudi
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I am currently preparing to give my GMAT this November but am unable to zero in on the B-School that is the right fit for me. My main intention to attain an MBA degree is to gain work experience abroad, ideally in the football sector and return home to develop Indian football. I strongly believe an MBA would help me understand the management side of how an industry works. With my technical, on-field football knowledge and the understanding of the workings on the corporate side, ideally, I would like to bridge the gap that exists between these two sides in Indian football.
I am looking for a general MBA over a sports MBA for two reasons:
1) Meeting people from completely different working backgrounds.
2) Keeping my options open when looking for new job opportunities.
Although I am pretty sure that networking would be a major issue for me with the job opportunities I am looking at post my graduation, I am open to make my own contacts.
A brief about me:
9.6 GPA in 10th (CBSE)
95% in 12th (State board, India)
Majored in Mechanical Engineering from Shiv Nadar University- 7.02 GPA.
Work experience:
3 years
I have attached a picture of my Resume too. Please do go through it to better understand my work experience and help me with my move forward.
Thank you in advance
Nikhil Tottempudi
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NikhilST
Current Student
Joined: 25 Oct 2018
Last visit: 27 Sep 2023
Posts: 32
Own Kudos:
Given Kudos: 46
Location: India
Schools: Bocconi (WA)
GMAT 1: 680 Q45 V38
GPA: 3.42
10 Oct 2019, 03:40
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I am currently thinking either IE or ISB.
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