Hi,
Could you please evaluate my profile for ISB Early Entry Option?
Academics
1. 10th: CGPA 9.8
2. 12th: 91 %
3. B. Tech (ECE): 85%
GMAT: 690
Work Experience: software developer
Duration: 1 year 2 months
Notable Internship: Research Intern at IIM Ahmedabad
Extra Curriculars
1. Student Council Member in High School
2. State Rank 8 and National Rank 98 in International Informatics Olympiad
3. Event Coordinator in College Fests
4. Core Committee member IEEE-CS
5. Diploma in Indian Classical Music
6. Had my own band in college and have won multiple state and national level competitions.
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AdmitPitch
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Dear Ashmit:
The numbers (GPA, Plus 2 scores, GMAT) are in line with the expectations.
ISB expects you to have a state your clear reasons for an MBA and why now is the good time to pursue. In addition, the reasoning for post MBA goals (Industry, function) needs to be explained to gain the confidence of the admissions committee. You work for a MNC, do spend the next few months to enrich your experience with functional/ technical/people skills. Do list down your extra curricular areas outside of work. This could include engagements as a student, sports, arts, initiatives taken etc.
Do highlight the teamwork and leadership skills you have demonstrated during college, work and outside of work. This would help you to present your soft skills to present the best of you.
If possible, visit the ISB campus to understand the life on Campus, what goes in and outside the classes. Meet students, professors, admissions members to discuss and engage with them, get your doubts clarified.
Get a recommendation from work. Do take the person into confidence to explain your career goals.
The numbers (GPA, Plus 2 scores, GMAT) are in line with the expectations.
ISB expects you to have a state your clear reasons for an MBA and why now is the good time to pursue. In addition, the reasoning for post MBA goals (Industry, function) needs to be explained to gain the confidence of the admissions committee. You work for a MNC, do spend the next few months to enrich your experience with functional/ technical/people skills. Do list down your extra curricular areas outside of work. This could include engagements as a student, sports, arts, initiatives taken etc.
Do highlight the teamwork and leadership skills you have demonstrated during college, work and outside of work. This would help you to present your soft skills to present the best of you.
If possible, visit the ISB campus to understand the life on Campus, what goes in and outside the classes. Meet students, professors, admissions members to discuss and engage with them, get your doubts clarified.
Get a recommendation from work. Do take the person into confidence to explain your career goals.
Admit Pitch,
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Schedule a 60 minute free assessment, send your resume at [email protected]
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MBA Admission Consultants
https://www.admitpitch.com/
US | UK | China | India
Schedule a 60 minute free assessment, send your resume at [email protected]
We do offer flexi-payment options
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TaterwaysConsulting
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Hi,
The key challenge that I see in your profile is the lack of enough spikes. A great GMAT score can potentially change that. Are you attempting it again?
Where did you complete your engineering from? Though extra-curriculars seem good, we need to understand what makes you a stand-out candidate.
Will be happy to brainstrom further. Talk to me at [email protected]
The key challenge that I see in your profile is the lack of enough spikes. A great GMAT score can potentially change that. Are you attempting it again?
Where did you complete your engineering from? Though extra-curriculars seem good, we need to understand what makes you a stand-out candidate.
Will be happy to brainstrom further. Talk to me at [email protected]
Taterways Admission Consulting
www.taterways.com
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https://www.taterways.com/free-consultation
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