Name: Saurabh Sudhir
Education
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10th : 85%
12th : 93%
B.Tech(Mechanical): 7.63 CGPA
GMAT: 660 (Q 48,V 33,AWA 4.5)
TOELF(iBT): 100
Professional Exp.
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Joined Hero Honda as an engineer in 2006.
Later I was inducted in the team responsible for execution of the Green Field project at Haridwar.
Presently I am working as Team Manager with total job exp of 2 years.
My primary job responsibilities are:
(a)Planning & Procurement of Fixture Parts & Hand Tools
(b)Providing need based training to Team Members
(c)Troubleshooting related to Fixtures
Extra Curicular Activites
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I had won 3rd prize in Business Plan Competition at IIT Roorkee in 2005.
I was Branch Coordinator of Mechanical Engineering Dept. for 2004-2006.
I was Vice President of Mechanical Engineering Society of my college.
Please evaluate my profile and suggest me some Universities where I have chances of getting admitted.
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Dear Saurabh,
I encourage you to visit our sticky on how to evaluate programs and read some of the other threads in our section for insight and tips on school selection. Once you have identified some potential schools, then you can measure your profile against the schools' class profiles to determine your chances. You do have an extremely common profile in the global MBA applicant pool, so it is imperative you find a way to distinguish yourself.
Good luck,
Lisa
I encourage you to visit our sticky on how to evaluate programs and read some of the other threads in our section for insight and tips on school selection. Once you have identified some potential schools, then you can measure your profile against the schools' class profiles to determine your chances. You do have an extremely common profile in the global MBA applicant pool, so it is imperative you find a way to distinguish yourself.
Good luck,
Lisa
