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Profile Evaluation: Where do i stand?

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by sniper » Wed Nov 24, 2010 3:35 am
Hi,

Please Evaluate my profile as per the details listed below:

Nationality : Indian
Work Experience :
Years(as of now):- 3 years 4 months
I am working with one of the Big 4 professional services Firm as a Consultant.
I work specifically on Enterprise Resource Planning review & implementation projects as a Functional Consultant.
Worked as Lead consultant in 4 different projects across different functions ( Supply Chain, Financials, Manufacturing)
I have worked only for Indian clients and worked at 15 client locations. Therefore I have been exposed to real time functioning of both manufacturing and Services Firms.
Active in Company recruitment drives.
Also involved in Business Development activities. ( Preparing Proposals, responding to Client queries and giving presentations to C-Level executives)

GMAT : 710 ( VA 33, QA 51). AWA : 4.5

Academics:
Engineer from Top 15 engineering College), GPA: 7.7/10
Topper : High School Examinations (91%)
Achieved Rank within 2% of 170000 in engineering entrance exam.

Certifications:
Certified Supply Chain Professional (CSCP) (91%)
Candidate: CABM ( Certified Associate Business Manager)

Extracurricular:
Very Strong at College level: leadership positions, Community service.
Vice Chairman of Most active club at College.
Coordinator- biggest Technical symposium at college
member, College Lawn tennis team

Post Graduation:
Have been actively working with an NGO( education initiative) for past 1.5 year.

Personal Info:

I am an avid reader: world politics, History, Biographies.
I have done really long road trips : Driven across the highest motor-able road in the world( Ladakh, India) and many more.

Please let me know ..
1. Is my profile competitive enough for Top 10 US B Schools? What are the major loop holes in my candidacy?
2. Do I need to Retake the GMAT. I have just 67% in Verbal and 4.5 in AWA. Can these be red flags?
3. Should I focus more on extracurricular activities beyond work?

Thanks!!
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by paulsbodine » Wed Nov 24, 2010 9:49 am
sniper,

You may have a chance at the lower end of the top 10 schools if you execute well in your essays etc. Aside from your verbal score, which is an issue (you should retake to raise it closer to the 80th percentile), your greatest 'loop hole' is the demographic from which you're applying. It is a very competitive one, and your profile, while strong, is not distinctive. If you are considering applying this year, it is probably too late to change this much, but if you are 26 or lower you can try next year and spend the coming year raising your verbal score and perhaps pursuing a leadership role in an extracurricular activity that's off the beaten track (among other possible strategies for differentiating yourself). It's not clear what the nature of the NGO work you do is, but if it is not a leadership role, you have room for improvement.

Hope this helps,
Paul Bodine
Author, "Great Applications for Business School," "Perfect Phrases for Business School Acceptance," "Perfect Phrases for Letters of Recommendation"
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by sniper » Wed Nov 24, 2010 10:48 am
Hi Paul,

Thank you for the analysis.

Yes, I am 26 and intend to apply next year.


Regards
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