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by pooja142 » Sun Oct 20, 2013 7:43 am
Hello,

I am 23 years old Indian Female, with 28 months of work experience in Microsoft. Below is the detailed profile information. Request you to please suggest good US B-schools (under 30 rank) for me.

Academics:
GMAT: 710
GRE: 1500 (I gave GRE during my college days to go for MS in US but later choose to get some work experience in Microsoft)

Bachelors of Engineering(2007-11) (GPA: 3.4/4)
Recipient of NTSE scholarship (this is a national level scholarship awarded to Top 1000 students each year across India)

Work experience: (June 2011-Present)
I was recruited by Microsoft through their college recruitment program. I was part of their "Accelerate Professional experience" program where in I got to work with different teams in their IT division(for total of 4 rotations, each rotation of 6 months)

Promoted in 12 months.

Leadership positions:

Lead a 23 member committee(for 6 months) responsible for training and career development for Microsoft's college hires. (committee members included my peers and recent college graduates joining Microsoft)

Extra-curricular:
Played Kho-kho: Lead team in school and college at state level and nodal-level

Volunteering:
Working with e-vidyaloka for online education content creation. E-vidyaloka is a non-profit organization that works for children education in remote villages in India through online classes on Skype.

Schools planning to apply:

1. ISB(Indian School of Business)
2.Ohio State University - The Max M. Fisher College of Business
3.Georgia Institute of Technology - Scheller College of Business
4. Londn Business School


Ambitious schools (i would like to apply to 2 schools from below, please suggest if I have any chance of getting through in any one of the below ones)

1.New York University (Stern)
2.Univ of Michigan- Stephen M. Ross School of Business
3.University of Texas - Austin - The Red McCombs School of Business
4.Duke , Fuqua

Please give your suggestion of schools in case I have not much chances of getting an admit in above.

Thanks & Regards,
Pooja
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by pooja142 » Sun Oct 20, 2013 8:18 am
Imp info missed: Why MBA?
I want to switch stream from Technical to Management, and thus would want to go for an MBA. MBA would help me understand the business basics, give me head-start for my career in management plus help increase my professional network. I have no particular stream as of now to choose as my specialization but Marketing/Product planning/Strategy planning are the ones that interests me.

Thanks again
Pooja
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by hiran_pisipati » Thu Nov 07, 2013 9:38 pm
Hello Pooja,

Your profile looks good, but some tweaks are required to make it a sure shot at top schools. I am a student at ISB. We're working on something to help out future aspirants. Please refer to our website https://www.mbastudents.tk/ and reach out to us.

We're offering guidance not just for ISB but also for Wharton, Oxford, NUS and a few more. This is all firsthand information because our group consists of students from Wharton and Bocconi.

All the best!!
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by InterviewBay2 » Mon Dec 16, 2013 2:19 am
Hi pooja,
Your GMAT is score is good and you have an excellent GRE score. GPA of 3.4 is relatively on par with the requirements of top business schools. Your academic profile seems attractive as you are an NTSE scholar. Your work experience (28 months) is quite low as, many major B-schools require 48-72 months of work experience. But can work if you have quality experience. Quality of work experience matters more than the quantity. Promotion at Microsoft and your leadership roles are good signs. Do you have international experience?
Extracurricular activities are slightly weak (not many people outside India know about kho kho). But, you need to explain the role clearly emphasizing your leadership roles in that sport. Take a leadership role at e-vidyaloka. Don't just be a volunteer. Anyone in this world can be a volunteer. Make an impact.
You have a very good profile. You should aim high. If you plan properly, you can definitely get into a top 10 school. If I were you, I would remove Ohio State, Georgia institute of technology and McCombs. We have recently met a person with a similar profile who we helped to get into LBS. Focus a lot on application essays. Speak to few current students and alumni of your target schools. Good luck.

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