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by guhan wharto » Sun Jun 29, 2014 3:27 am
respected sir/madam,
my name is guhan,i have got 88% in my bachelors degree at automobile engineering.i have a gmat score of 775.i have internships in audi and indian school of buisness each for two months.i have been the college chancellorand i have been a part of the winning team in the go challenge(a race where students should design the car and race them).this is my profile could i get into a top buesness school?
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by Eliot » Mon Jun 30, 2014 1:17 pm
Hi Guhan Wharto,

Thanks for your post!

With only a few internships to highlight for work, you would be considered a bit too inexperienced. Most incoming MBA students have 4-6 years of work experience, and are generally 26-28 years of age. Having a slightly more extensive job record (three years minimum) would allow you to be a more compelling and successful applicant. This would give you the time necessary to really build up your professional profile, which would include gaining more responsibility, leadership chances, and a wider range of quantifiable accomplishments (revenue generated, costs saved, etc.).

Overall, I recommend amassing more work experience before applying to a top b-school program.
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