Hi,
Please evaluate my profile as per the details below.
Nationality : Indian
Gender : Male
Work Experience : 4 years 4 months
My first company was a US based IT services company ( 3 years )
I am currently working in an Indian IT Services company as a Consultant.
My domain was 'US Healthcare insurance'
2 months of International experience
Participated in recruitments for my company
GMAT : 690 ( Q 49, V 35). AWA : yet to get the scores
Academics:
Dual Degree from BITS, Pilani, India (ranked 3rd best college in India)
B.E (Hons) Mechanical & M.Sc (Hons) Chemistry
GPA: 6.7/10
Decent academics till high school.
Extracurricular:
Coordinator for department association at college, organized events around the year.
Organised events at work.
Recommendations:
Can get very good recommendations from Managers both at my current and previous companies
I am currently looking for MBA programs with focus on IT Consulting.
Please let the schools in the US and Canada that I should be targeting. I am planning to apply for R2.
Thanks and Regards
Ujjwal
Please evaluate my profile ( applying for R2 Jan Deadlines)
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You're already an IT consultant and want an MBA focused IT Consulting, so you can be an IT consultant?
I don't mean to be facetious but it's not clear to me why you need an MBA? If I can save you $100k, I'm gonna try.
If any case, as you should already know, you're competing in a very tough pool with some pretty 'ordinary' stats. Your best bet is to aim for school outside of the top-10 (maybe even 15) in the US (sorry can't comment on anywhere else as I have only researched US schools...)
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I don't mean to be facetious but it's not clear to me why you need an MBA? If I can save you $100k, I'm gonna try.
If any case, as you should already know, you're competing in a very tough pool with some pretty 'ordinary' stats. Your best bet is to aim for school outside of the top-10 (maybe even 15) in the US (sorry can't comment on anywhere else as I have only researched US schools...)
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wannabe business school consultant