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by ksrinivas91 » Sun Apr 17, 2016 10:47 pm
Dear Team,

May I request you to review and advise of my eligibility for PGP ISB 2017 Intake. I am currently pursuing GMAT and aiming to give the tests by 1st week of August. What could be the best possible score i should look at for a R1 intake?

A short description of myself:

A 25 year old commerce bachelor from Loyola College Chennai with total work experience of 44 months.


Academics:
Undergraduation - B.Com - 6.2 CGPA
82% - X Std matriculation board
89.5% - XII Std matriculation board.

Work Experience:

22 months - Goldman Sachs India - Operations Analyst - Risk and Control Division
22 months (continuing employment) - Bank of New York Mellon Chennai - Operations Analyst - Alternative Investment Services.
International Experience - With Bank of New York Mellon, Dublin Ireland - 6 months.

Work Achievements:
Worked with senior management and revised internal books and records exceptions appetite, affecting all major operations group.
Was part of successful system migration team, with core experience in end user requirement documentation and output validation.
Successfully did 2 international migration projects independently, focusing on offshoring business processes and stabilizing daily operations of a newly formed team of 15 members.
Supported onshore client services initiatives during my tenure in our Dublin office and focused primarily on delivering solutions to the firms platinum clients group.

Extra-Curricular Activities:
Various school and college level achievements in Tamil Poetry, Oratory and Debate Competitions.
Took part in various inter/intra school dance competitions.
Was the event secretary of commerce department in final year of college and have organized multiple academic and cultural department events.
Active participant in all CSR activities of my employer.

Looking forward to your response.

Many Thanks
Karthik Srinivas
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by Jon@Admissionado » Tue Apr 19, 2016 2:28 am
Hey dude,
Good to hear from you!

So first of all, it's hard to give you a real evaluation without a GMAT, as you can imagine, as it's a significant factor in your application. As for which GMAT to "aim for" - there's only ONE answer to that and that is: the best GMAT you can get. The best possible score is of course 800. :) But pull whatever you can, and let us know!
And we can take things from there.

On a side note, having GS on your resume will help a lot!
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by mcbMcK » Tue Apr 19, 2016 4:30 am
A few reflections on your profile Karthik
  1. While your employers have good brand in general, it will be important to understand the nature of your work itself. Operations Analyst is a very broad term and can mean several different things. The other thing that will be worth knowing is your post-MBA plans. Bear in mind that ISB isn't really you classic finance recruitment heavy school - so important to understand what you are aiming for.
  2. One way to assess the target GMAT is to aim for say at least 20-30 point higher than a given school's average. That will at least make the GMAT a hygiene factor if not an asset.
  3. College level ECs have marginal impact. The CSR thing can be pretty generic unless you are able to articulate some real impact. So think about that some more.
  4. Finally, the international experience can be a big plus. Make it count in your application.
Hope this helps some

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by apphelp » Sun May 01, 2016 4:13 am
Hi Karthik,

Your candidature is good. You have good brands, international experience and diversity of role. Honestly, college level extra currics wont help much.
Try to do some research on the kind of roles you can target post MBA. Talk to alumni with similar background to build up a coherent story. Channel your goals towards operations rather than finance to keep post MBA options open.

We would recommend that you target a 710+ on GMAT.

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by arijit1989 » Mon Jun 13, 2016 10:45 am
Hi,

You can refer to the firm www.mbaessayconsultant.com.

I am an ISB Alum who has been associated with the firm as a free lance essay review consultant for the last 2 years and have provided assistance to 50 plus clients to prepare for and evaluate their essays.

You can reach out to me at [email protected] OR buzz me at +91-970121554

Thanks
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