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by Gaurav 2013-fall » Sat Sep 08, 2012 12:55 am
My profile:
Male, Indian, GMAT 700
Job : working as a Patent consultant at DuPont India
work experience: 7 years inn Intellectual Property rights (Patents)
Qualification: Master's in Chemical Engineering from University of New Mexico, Albuquerque, US
BS: Polymer Science and Chemical technology from one of the best institutes (Delhi College of Engineering) in India.
GPA (Master's: 3.93/4.0), Undergrad : 73% (indian system)
Extracurricular: Leading health and fitness program at my organization. This program has helped the employees improve their productivity levels. We measured data to prove this.
Volunteer work in developing a school's infrastructure in a nearby village. The work includes fund raising, teaching students, addressing needs of these students and so on.

Other interests: Spirituality and Yoga; Did Theater for 2 years, President of Dramatics at the university, Ping Pong champion

Schools I am interested in include: MIT Sloan, Haas, Kellog's, Stanford GSB and Ross

Could you please gauge my chances of getting into the above mentioned schools.
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by Jon@Admissionado » Mon Sep 10, 2012 8:14 am
Well sir,
thanks for writing us here!
You have a very unique industry you come from, and have very good grades and a very good GMAT, so all that is in order. Your age, however will be a big obstacle for you. 33 is pushing the limits for many programs, and you will likely be the olest or one of the oldest guys in your class! So you do need to take this into consideration when you apply.

To evaluate your schools (very roughly, until we get to know you better)
Stanford would be a dream school for you. The chances are slim, especially given the youth of their program, but you can always try.
Sloan and Haas will likely be reaches for you, so a bit easier than Stanford, but by no means a piece of cake!
Ross is more possible for you, and you would be competitive there.

Two few more thoughts I wanted to share with you regarding your age:
1. You may want to consider looking into AMBA programs, EMBA programs and European programs, all of which tend to have classes that are much older than the classic US 2 year MBA, and thus this will increase your chances.
2. If you DO apply to regular MBA programs, make sure you attack the age issue HEAD-ON, showing them your logic and reasons for applying now


Sooo, I hope all of these thoughts help clear thing sup for you a bit and the best of luck to you!
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by Gaurav 2013-fall » Mon Sep 10, 2012 10:15 am
Thanks Jon for your candid feedback! I am grateful to you for spending time on my profile.
Age is something that is beyond repair :-).

I have 3 more questions to ask:

1) What other schools in US would be good for a 2 years program given my age (I love US education system)

2)What is AMBA program?

3)How can I justify my waking up so late in life? what possible reasons can I cite. I mean, before this it never occurred to me that I should do an MBA.

regards
gaurav
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