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Profile Evaluation: Indian-Female-GMAT 680-5YrWE

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by zozoo » Wed Sep 17, 2014 3:03 am
Hi

I am Indian/Female/28Yr/GMAT 680. Please help me in choosing the schools.
Below is a snapshot of my profile:

Work Exp: ~5Years as a Software Developer with an IT-Software company that stands among World's top 7 in Software/Programming domain as per Forbes2013 ranking.
-Designed and Developed multiple features of a world leading Web conferencing Software in a Major product release.
-Part of Innovation & Ideation group which proposed a new Product Idea to senior management and got it Productized.
-Contributed to Learning & Development activities by holding internal workshops and writing Developer connection articles.
-Won 2 prizes in Business Unit level competitions

Qualifications:
1.Under Grad - Dual Degree (Economics + Information Systems), BITS,Pilani - CGPA -9.34/10.0
2.Part Time MS Software Systems, BITS Pilani - CGPA-7.5/10.0

Extracurricular Activities / Interests:
1.Professionally Trained in Indian Classical Dance and Vocal Music. Performed at society/school/state-level shows.
2.Organized moral building activities at Team and Business Unit level.
3.Part of food and cloth donation drives organized at Company.
4.Part of regional assoc at college - organized and performed at cultural fests
5.Hobbyist Photographer.

IMP: I have been on a career break from past 1 year due to a difficult pregnancy and child birth. Did not do anything significant during this time other than learning how to take good baby photographs. How can I write about this career break in a way that it doesn't negatively impact my app?

Please evaluate my profile for the following schools: (Or suggest any other school that is not in the list)

University of Cambridge: Judge
Oxford Said
UCLA: Anderson
Cornell University: Johnson
University of Virginia: Darden
SDA Bocconi
NUS, Singapore
University of North Carolina: Kenan-Flagler
Carnegie Mellon: Tepper
Nanyang, Singapore
Rotterdam School of Management, Erasmus University
University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign
Cranfield School of Management
Indiana University: Kelley
Imperial college of London
University of Maryland: Smith
University of Toronto: Rotman
University of Washington: Foster
Purdue University: Krannert
Washington University: Olin
Ohio State University: Fisher
S P Jain School of Global Management

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