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scare.crow
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Hello,
Can someone please provide a feedback on my profile?
Brief profile:
Indian
Mechanical engineer from Pune University
GMAT 700 (Q-49, V-35) AWA 4.5 IR 8
Total work experience: 6.5 years
2 years in engineering services in shipbuilding domain
2 years as a shipbuilding functional consultant in a PLM software development company
2.5 years in a wind turbine company as a mechanical design engineer working with cross functional and cross geographical teams.
International exp: 3 months in Germany
Key professional achievements:
"¢ Developed a task duration framework to effectively estimate time for design related tasks which was implemented in the entire department.
"¢ Prepared a Technical Depth assessment matrix for defining a clear career progression for engineers.
"¢ Developed designs in several critical projects which had direct impact on the cost reduction of wind turbines.
Extracurricular:
"¢ Passionate about running and endurance. Ran in several half marathons. Raised money, created awareness of various social causes through running events.
"¢ Formed a local running group in community which has helped many runners.
"¢ Actively pursuing sports, cycling. Participated in triathlon events.
"¢ Travelled/ backpacked to many places in Western Europe and India.
"¢ Rode more than 2.5k KM in the Himalayas on a motorbike.
Post MBA goal:
Work in a renewable energy (wind/ smart grid) company in a business development/ marketing role and later into corporate strategy. Seeking an MBA from a school with strong focus on general management.
This is brief snapshot of my profile.
Based on the above data can you please suggest me which schools I should apply to?
Kellogg MMM, Ross, UNC Kennan Flagler, McCombs, Duke, NUS, Mannheim.
I am applying in round-2. Given the fact that round-2 is more competitive, can you provide more insights into the school selection and can you suggest some other schools I should apply to?
I am more inclined to get into a school having a no cosigner loan program for international students.
Can someone please provide a feedback on my profile?
Brief profile:
Indian
Mechanical engineer from Pune University
GMAT 700 (Q-49, V-35) AWA 4.5 IR 8
Total work experience: 6.5 years
2 years in engineering services in shipbuilding domain
2 years as a shipbuilding functional consultant in a PLM software development company
2.5 years in a wind turbine company as a mechanical design engineer working with cross functional and cross geographical teams.
International exp: 3 months in Germany
Key professional achievements:
"¢ Developed a task duration framework to effectively estimate time for design related tasks which was implemented in the entire department.
"¢ Prepared a Technical Depth assessment matrix for defining a clear career progression for engineers.
"¢ Developed designs in several critical projects which had direct impact on the cost reduction of wind turbines.
Extracurricular:
"¢ Passionate about running and endurance. Ran in several half marathons. Raised money, created awareness of various social causes through running events.
"¢ Formed a local running group in community which has helped many runners.
"¢ Actively pursuing sports, cycling. Participated in triathlon events.
"¢ Travelled/ backpacked to many places in Western Europe and India.
"¢ Rode more than 2.5k KM in the Himalayas on a motorbike.
Post MBA goal:
Work in a renewable energy (wind/ smart grid) company in a business development/ marketing role and later into corporate strategy. Seeking an MBA from a school with strong focus on general management.
This is brief snapshot of my profile.
Based on the above data can you please suggest me which schools I should apply to?
Kellogg MMM, Ross, UNC Kennan Flagler, McCombs, Duke, NUS, Mannheim.
I am applying in round-2. Given the fact that round-2 is more competitive, can you provide more insights into the school selection and can you suggest some other schools I should apply to?
I am more inclined to get into a school having a no cosigner loan program for international students.
