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

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by zozoo » Wed Sep 17, 2014 4:15 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

Thanks for your time!
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by Jon@Admissionado » Tue Sep 30, 2014 4:37 am
Hello there!!!

So sorry for the delayed answer here dude. I was on the road for a while and juuuust got back.

But lemme answer your post:

So your best strengths are that you have a good amount of experience as a FEMALE IT person with an AWESOME GPA from a very excellent school! That's the good stuff. The GMAT on the other hand is a little bit "so-so", and I don't know what your current status is, buuuuut usually when the GMAT is the biggest weakness, my advice to folks is to retake. If you really want to know whether you should or not, you may want to have a look at this post I wrote about retaking the GMAT and whether it is worth it: https://admissionado.com/mba/resources/t ... -the-gmat/

Other than that, although it is VERY helpful that you are applying as a female candidate, you are STILL applying as an Indian IT person and that is not gonna make things easy. Here are two more posts for you I wrote, one about Top 10 schools and another about stepping it up:

https://admissionado.com/mba/resources/t ... b-schools/
https://admissionado.com/mba/resources/f ... p-it-up-2/

For your school list, it's a bit tough to say because I am missing a lot of detail about your work and the school list is HUUUUGE! The hardest schools on your list are Tepper, Darden, Johnson, Oxford. And if you want to apply to those schools I'd suggest at least cutting some from your list, or retaking the GMAT.

Otherwise, some of the other schools on your list (like Owen, Fisher, SP Jain, etc.) are quite reasonable, and you should have a good shot at getting in.

Hope this helps!!!!
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