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by pavankulkarni » Sat Nov 13, 2010 11:42 am
Hello,
Could you please be so kind as to review my profile and provide some tips on the schools I can realistically hope to get an admit. I'm looking at Sept'2011 intake.

Male, Indian, 26
Academics:
10th - 9.4/10
12th - 9.5/10
Degree: B.E (Electronics and Communication) from a reputed college in Bangalore. (University - VTU, Karnataka)
GPA - 8.3/10

Work Experience:
Software developer (Embedded automotive systems) working for a German automotive company for the past 4.5 years.
International Exposure: Visited Germany thrice (overall period of 20 months) on project assignments and as a technical coordinator.
Best performer in the department for two years.
Instrumental in bringing about a major change in customer perception about competence and software quality through useful suggestions.


GMAT score: 1st attempt :700 (Quant - 82% and Verbal - 80%)
AWA: 5.0/6.0

Extra curricular:
4 years as a NCC Cadet. (Kind of a military wing in schools/colleges in India) Was part of the Republic Day Camp'99 and represented the State as the "Best Cadet" in National Level competitions.
Avid quizzer
Active participation in debates, extempore competitions at school

Negatives:
No Social work (NGO's etc)
No managerial experience


Goals of an MBA:
Career shift from IT to Consulting/General Management
As a long term goal, I'd like to couple my global experience /management acumen gained at the B-School and the professionalism of the IT industry and apply it to a sectors such as agricultural services (for example) in emerging markets.

Schools I'm looking at:
Top 20 US Schools
HEC Paris
Warwick
ISB (I know its far fetched, but I'd like to give it a shot)
University of Oxford's Said Business School


Regards and Many Thanks
Pavan
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by Tani » Wed Nov 17, 2010 8:57 am
Hello Pavan,

I am sure you recognize that you will be part of a large and very competitive applicant pool. Your metrics are solid and your work experience is inline. You will have two key hurdles to overcome. One is the lack of managerial experience. This is a problem for an enormous proportion of the IT specialists applying to business school. You need to look at your work and identify areas in which you performed as a leader even without formal responsibility or title. Schools will also want to be sure you have a clear understanding of the reasons behind your career change. Why are you changing? What in your background has prepared you for the new field you have chosen? What in your training, interests and experience suggests you will be successful in the new field.

You have an interesting career goal, which will be helpful. You need to be sure that you explain it clearly and tell why you believe you can be effective. Also, take care to identify a logical path from school through immediate post-school positions to your long term goal.

Much will depend on the quality of your essays. Be sure you have a strong resource such as a professional admissions consultant to guide you through the process.

Good luck,
Tani Wolff
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