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by offlineme » Wed Oct 19, 2011 9:29 am
Hi,
PFB details of my profile:

ACADEMIC:
• Inidan Male Engineer with a score of 710(49 Quant,37 Verbal)in GMAT and 67% in Engineering.

PROFESSIONAL:
• After working for 2 years in Quality assurance and testing in top Indian IT MNCs, I joined my family business in Business Development role to launch a product relevant to my work ex. The product was launched successfully and we managed to get a few clients
• When I got an opportunity through reference to join top US IT MNC(my current company), where my role is more of client facing and less of technical thing I joined it as I had always wished to take my business to global level
• I now have both the technical and business work experience in the same sector of IT - quality assurance and audit management- and current work experience with regular global client interaction has given me international exposure and an opportunity to learn from MNC's methodology in business.

EXTRA-CURRICULAR:
• Won Zonal level Dance competition, been a part of official dance group of companies I have worked in, and still pursuing dance and learning Salsa.
• Active participation in CSR activities
• Coordinator and Anchor of Annual Awards Function of top IT MNC
• Semi Finalist for International Level Poetry Competition
• Table tennis and badminton Champion in College
• Won many prizes in elocution, debates, and drama competitions in school and College


Please suggest what schools I have got chances? Have I got chance in top schools?
Thanks.
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by Stacey Oyler » Wed Oct 19, 2011 11:53 am
Hi,

Thanks for your post. You have a solid GMAT score and work experience that put you on par for top 15-20 US programs, however, you don't mention why you want to get an MBA. Your post MBA goals should be part of the process as you develop your school list.

Additionally, you do appear to have quite a few extracurricular activities, however, am I correct in assuming that they all took place during undergrad? The reason I ask is that many schools specifically state that examples older than 3 year can't be used in the essays - thus potentially making it challenging for you to write about experiences outside of work if they all occurred during undergrad. My hope is that I am simply misinterpreting the information and that you do have some team and/or leadership examples from outside of the workplace that you can use in your essays. The reason I am mentioning this is due to the large pool of applicants with similar backgrounds that apply to top US bschools. The best way to stand out in the pool is quite simply to find unique and compelling essay topics - most of which come from outside activities.

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Stacey
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