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by sudhanshumalani » Thu Aug 23, 2012 12:21 pm
Hey,

I need some help in evaluating my profile. I have recently given my GMAT and will apply in Round 1 and Round 2 applications of B Schools. My profile is as follows:

GMAT 2: 700 (Q 50, V34)
GMAT 1: 590 (Q 49, V 21)

Work Experience:
1) Assistant Manager, TATA Motors - Commercial Vehicles ( Leading Automobile company in India) 20 months

My work involved Warranty audits, Dealer/ Service station Process Audits, Dealer/Service station Network development, Deploying new company projects and strategies on the ground ,Channeling product feedback to the company, New Product Introductions, Promotion of Genuine Parts and consumables, Training of dealer personnel. Solving complicated product complaints, Customer feedback, Organising Customer / Dealer meets.

2) Fellow, Teach for India (2 year fellowship, I am currently in my 2nd year of fellowship)
Teach for India is an NGO and works on same lines as Teach for America. I am working full time as a teacher in a low income school in Pune, India and teaching 57 underprivileged students.

Academics:
I have done B.Tech in Mechanical Engineering from NIT Warangal. CGPA: 7.8/10

Extracurricular Activities:
1) Team Leader, Motoholics: Led a team of 18 members who built an All Terrain Vehicle and participated in a National Level Competition, SAE Baja.
2) Sponsorship and Marketing Head , Technozion: A technical fest at NIT Warangal.
3) General Secretary, SAE India NIT Warangal Chapter
4) 1st Runner Up, Automotive Quiz conducted by SAE India Southern Zone

My post MBA goal is to work in a major consulting firm as a Business development and Strategy consultant and learn the skills required to run and expand a business.

Kindly evaluate my profile and suggest some good B School is US where i stand a decent chance to get through.

Thanks in advance

Sudhanshu
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by Bryant@VeritasPrep » Sun Aug 26, 2012 7:25 am
Sudhanshu-

Your applicant pool is a deep one, but you can distinguish yourself by your background. Working in operations and not in a high tech industry like many applicants from India will help you stand out. As for which schools you should apply to, given your post MBA goal is consulting, you really have the world as your oyster, since any accredited b-school will prepare you well for that career. You should begin to explore schools where you think you fit in well with their culture and academic envronment. Also do some due dilligence on schools which seem to have trouble finding enough qualified international applicants, or schools who seem to be particularly friendly towards international applicants (Duke, UNC, McDonough, UT Austin, to name a few). Ultimately, you could also work in reverse and pick some targeted post MBA employer firms and see where they like to recruit students. Hope this helps.
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