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by [email protected] » Fri May 23, 2014 10:28 pm
My Profile:-

College: National Institute of Technology, Nagpur(One of the best in India)
Stream(UG): Electrical and Electronics Engineering
% in UG: 84.1%(Top 10 in the department)
GMAT(1st attempt) : 680
Currently employed in: PepsiCo International,India Region
Years of Experience: 1 year
Role: Graduate Engineer Trainee
Achievements:
1.One of the city topper in Higher Secondary with a score of 93%.
2.Recently, won operational excellence award(youngest employee to win such an award) in PepsiCo International.
Extra-circular:-
1. I was the elected General Secretary of my college.
2. I was a Core Team Member in AXIS(technical festival of my college).
3. I was a member of PRAYAS(an Org for helping the under-privileged ).

My aspirations:-
1.Operational Planning Head (10 years down the line)
2.I prefer to study in
a. USA
b. Europe
c. India
3.Frankly, I'm impatient. However, If I can instill confidence in me that I can make it to the top MBA programme, I will wait.

My Doubts:-
Q1. Should I re-take the Gmat?
Q2. Which is the best college to offer me best Operational Management course?
Q3. Will I make a good package for the top 30 B-schools?
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by apphelp » Thu Jun 05, 2014 6:42 am
[email protected] wrote:My Profile:-

College: National Institute of Technology, Nagpur(One of the best in India)
Stream(UG): Electrical and Electronics Engineering
% in UG: 84.1%(Top 10 in the department)
GMAT(1st attempt) : 680
Currently employed in: PepsiCo International,India Region
Years of Experience: 1 year
Role: Graduate Engineer Trainee
Achievements:
1.One of the city topper in Higher Secondary with a score of 93%.
2.Recently, won operational excellence award(youngest employee to win such an award) in PepsiCo International.
Extra-circular:-
1. I was the elected General Secretary of my college.
2. I was a Core Team Member in AXIS(technical festival of my college).
3. I was a member of PRAYAS(an Org for helping the under-privileged ).

My aspirations:-
1.Operational Planning Head (10 years down the line)
2.I prefer to study in
a. USA
b. Europe
c. India
3.Frankly, I'm impatient. However, If I can instill confidence in me that I can make it to the top MBA programme, I will wait.

My Doubts:-
Q1. Should I re-take the Gmat?
Q2. Which is the best college to offer me best Operational Management course?
Q3. Will I make a good package for the top 30 B-schools?

Hi Tanuj,

Your GMAT score is below average and work experience duration is way too less. Pepsico is a good brand though.

We recommend that you wait for atleast an year and improve the GMAT score to 720+ before you apply. This will surely enhance you chances of getting into rank 10-25 schools. Top 10 will still be tough.

Hope this helps.

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by Jon@Admissionado » Mon Jun 09, 2014 12:05 am
Yep yep. Hold on to those horses! You are gonna need at least two years (I think) before an application will be reasonable. Plenty of time to work on that GMAT and increase your community service and leadership!

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by CriticalSquareMBA » Mon Jun 09, 2014 8:28 am
A little more experience would be great - maybe another year or two. You're in a rotational program with a great company so hopefully you can get your hands on some cool professional experiences. Be aggressive - find ways to stand out. And look for involvement opportunities that stand out a bit and would make an adcom take notice.

Also, as for the GMAT, if you're targeting the top 30, you're going to need to retake it. It should at least start with a "7" and preferably be 720+.

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