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by [email protected] » Fri Jun 17, 2011 7:55 am
Hi,

Please evaluate my profile. My target schools are INSEAD, HKUST, ISB, Johnson (one year), Ivey.

Male / 29 / Indian
I have a GMAT score of 680 ( Q50,V33). Low, I know, considering retaking.

Academics:
B. Tech from Indian Institute of Technology, Kanpur (one of the top engineering colleges of India)
CGPA (6.6/10) - My biggest concern. Please let me know how to overcome it.

Have also cleared CFA Level I and appeared for the Level II recently.

Work Experience (6 years in all)

3 years of experience in sell side equity research. Currently managing a team of 4 offshore analysts for a US based boutique investment bank. Working with the same US client for the last 3 years. Can this be counted as international experience.
Have also contributed outside of my project in many assignments. Those initiatives and innovations have helped the company to acquire many key projects. Played a pivotal role in the Pilot stage of these projects and i hope it can be a good example of leadership qualities.
Have won innovation award (twice) & best team award

1.5 yrs - Prior to that I worked as a derivatives trader (commodities) in a proprietary UK based trading house. The work location was India. Generated quarterly trading profits for the firm on a regular basis.

1.5 yrs - Prior to the trading job I worked as a assistant systems engineer at IBM. Worked for a large Singapore based bank. Developed applications as per business requirements

Extra curricular:

Have participated in a lot of cultural and technical events during college
Coordinated some of the events in these events. Held leadership position in some of them
Active member of the college quizzing team. Represented my institute at various inter college quizzes and have won some of them
Volunteer in an NGO that promotes world peace through meditation. Have organized various events to spread the related messages.
Have done lots of treks and other interested in more. Also participated in other adventure sports (rafting, etc)

Short term Goals:

To work in an investment bank at an associate level position and to rise to manager level

Long term goals: To run my own hedge fund / portfolio management firm, especially into commodities


Recommendation Letter: Can get good recos from company VP & my prior bosses / employers
yet to crack the GMAT
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by Stacey Oyler » Mon Jun 20, 2011 10:29 am
Hi,

Thanks for your post. Given the information you've shared, I won't be able to fully assess your profile (a GMAT score is necessary for a full evaluation), however I can say that you appear to have a great mix of professional and extracurricular experience/activities.

In regard to your work experience, I do think the work you've done in your current role could be considered international experience and you should highlight the skills you've gained in working with teams in the US.

Your one weak spot is your academics. You'll need a solid GMAT score to offset your less than stellar undergraduate performance. I would suggest aiming for 740+ on the GMAT. This will not only put you in line with your peer average, but it will help mitigate concerns the adcom may have about your academic ability.

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by [email protected] » Tue Jun 21, 2011 6:42 am
Hi Stacey,

Thanks for the encouraging reply. I too am concerned about the low GMAT and will retake it.
I am primarily aiming at one year MBA programs. Can you also suggest some of the schools that are in the league of the target list I have mentioned?

Also, does passing the CFA exams give an insight to the adcom about the academic abilities of a candidate?

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Divansh
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