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by p.abhisek » Fri Sep 11, 2015 6:49 am
Work Ex: 4 yrs
Companies: TCs (3.5 yrs, Infosys .5yrs)
GMAT score: 720
Designation: Sr. Associate Consultant
Desired Course (Post MBA): Management Consulting
Desired Company : BCG (Boston Consulting)
Current Role : SAP Technical and Functional consultant (Good understanding of Finance, Controlling, Sales and Dist, Human Capital management, Supply Chain management and Customer and Suppliers relationship management)
No Onshore Experience.
Additionals:
1. Worked as part time English teacher in Govt. high school and managed funding from company to provide facilities in the school as a part of CSR activity.
2. Working as script writer and part of production team for team Pratibimb Drama company.
3. Writing articles for Sports blogs (Football).
4. Part of the Toastmasters team.
5. Chairperson in college (elected).
6. Part of the college cultural committee.
7. Captained a team of 25 people in fabrication of Formula 1 type racing, held in Madras Motor sports club.
8. Interests in painting, played football for college, Blogging, Poetry.
9. Participated and won in many competitions at all levels in Debate, Quiz, Mad Ads, mimicry, painting and drama.
10. Pursuing French, and Beginner degree in Deutsche.
11. Speak Hindi, Oriya, Bengali, Telugu, Kannada and Tamil.

Interested to apply in preferential order 1. INSEAD France, 2. Kellog, 3. Sloan, 4. Tuck, 5. Fuqua,
6. Cornell, 7.Booth , 8.Ross and 9.Haas (Berkeley) and also keeping ISB as an option if I cannot gather finances).

if anyone can explain my chances in these colleges, or provide me other realistic options then that would be great.
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by Alexbr@ClearAdmit » Fri Sep 11, 2015 9:41 am
You are part of the most competitive group of applicants applying to business school, your profile does appear to be pretty strong within that group. If you can put together strong applications in time, you will benefit from applying in the first rounds. You should be competitive overall with the majority of schools you list. Your essays will be crucial. cheers, Alex
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by p.abhisek » Mon Sep 14, 2015 8:50 pm
Hi Alex,

Thank you for your reply.
I have a dilemma that I haven't done enough with my score, will it benefit me if I go for GMAT again and aim a higher score of 740-760, which I know I am capable of. Also can you tell me other upper mid-tier colleges which will help me fulfill my Boston consulting dream. I see the colleges I have listed don't have a good spread and if I miss out on one I might miss on all of them.
If you can suggest some colleges which are not top tier yet worth looking at then it would be great help.I have been scouring internet for data on such colleges but nothing concrete yet. Since, you're an expert I hope you will have some advice for me.
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by Alexbr@ClearAdmit » Mon Sep 14, 2015 11:31 pm
Honestly, re: selecting schools to apply: go to a few rankings, write down the schools listed from 10-20, then see which ones send students to BCG ? I suppose if you can get a 750+ it might be worthwhile, but I would not do this if it compromises your efforts on your essays! or means pushing all your apps to a later round. If you can, apply in round 1 for a few schools (with strong essays etc) cheers, Alex
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