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by msunny » Mon Jan 04, 2010 7:49 am
Hello Stacy,

I have been reading your profile evaluations and am keen to have a first review of my own profile.
I would like to highlight the key facts from my CV here.

Indian/ Engineering from IIT/ Male/ 30 years

I speak fluent English and German
Five years of international work experience
GMAT 740 (Q: 50, V:40)
Target Schools (INSEAD, LBS, Columbia, Kellogg)
Target Field: Consulting in Automotive Sector, M&A in Automotive Sector, General Management

Experience (~ 6 years)
1. Automotive industry (5 years) with Daimler AG/Mercedes Benz in Germany- two years in Product Development and three years in Engineering Services.
2. Telecom Consulting (1 year) with a small consulting firm in India.

Education:
M.S from University of Applied Sciences Esslingen Germany (Overall grade B).
B.Tech in Electrical Engineering from Indian Institute of Technology Delhi India(Overall grade B-) (GPA of 7 on a 10 point scale)
Weakness in BTech :- one fail grade in Probability and Stochastic Processes due to attendance problems.

Leadership roles:
- Experience as President of Electrical Engineering Society.
- Lead small teams of 1-2 people on Engineering Services projects.
- Lead Yoga sessions for 40-50 year olds.

Achievements:
High rank in IIT Entrance Exam.
Merit Scholarships during undergrad.

Extra Curriculars:

Yoga/Healing Breath Workshop - practice and volunteer in organizing/marketing (since 1998).
President of Electrical Engineering Society in IIT Delhi. Class Rep. for three years.
Good with languages: Have basic idea of French and Spanish
Good with dancing and mixing Indian and Latin styles.


Thanks in Advance.
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by Lisa Anderson » Mon Jan 04, 2010 12:10 pm
Dear msunny,

You have a competitive foundation for an application to your target schools. What determines the decision, however, is how well you put the overall application together. So, be sure to write a set of thorough, compelling essays showing a multi-faceted view of who you are and what you have to offer these schools. Likewise, you will need great recommendations and a strong interview. Finally, you have four of the most selective schools in the world on your list. You might consider having a safety school in the mix as a back up plan. It is possible you will be at one of the four, but there are no guarantees in MBA admissions.

Best of luck,
Lisa
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