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by nick_mask » Tue Apr 29, 2008 11:30 am
Hi,

I plan to apply in 2010 (though will probably also give a shot in one or two schools in 2009).

ethnicity - Indian male
Bachelor's - 8.3/10 (Top Engg. college in India)
Master's - 9.5/10 (Top Engg. college India)
(passed out ranked second in branch)

GMAT - expect 700+

Work ex -
9 months in automobile industry. Product development role.
1 year 2 months (so far) in analytics consulting with a US based market research and marketing consulting firm. Role - design advanced statistical models to address various marketing issues for Fortune 100 firms. Though have worked with businesses in Asia, N.America and Europe, the kind of work I do involves minimal client facing at my level.

Extra curricular -
Was the captain of my hostel quiz team in college
Participated in dramatics and literary events.
Been involved in many hostel activities in college. Awarded a trophy in recognition for that
Opened a quiz club in high school.

Havent done research yet, but I want to apply to schools like Stanford, Chicago, Ross.

How does my profile look, atleast for a top 20 school, if not a top 10 school?My worry is the dramatic shift in my work ex - from manufacturing industry to the service sector. Will this be a big deal breaker?
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by Lisa Anderson » Wed Apr 30, 2008 6:22 am
Dear nick_mask:

Your profile is competitive for top MBA programs, assuming you score in the 700s on your GMAT. However, your profile is one of the most common seen in the applicant pool. Thus it is imperative you distinguish yourself in the eyes of the admissions committee. Effectively communicating your unique attributes in a strong application is what will make the difference for you. I would encourage you to view earlier posts from other gentlemen like yourself for additional tips.

Good luck,
Lisa
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