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by malibu_girl » Fri Dec 18, 2009 9:51 am
Hi,
Please evaluate my profile
Nationality: Indian
Gender: Female,25
GMAT: 720/5 (q47,v42)
U-grad: Indust Engg, Distinction from a top university
Work-Exp: 3 yrs
Working as a manufacturing engineer for an American auto company.
Worked as a design engineer for 1.75 years for an Indian auto company.
Received a few appreciations at work and have a good deal of responsibility.

EC activities: Substantial work in volunteering and sports.

I am interested in pursuing operations management to further my career in the mfg industry.
Please advise me on what schools I could realistically target. I am looking at schools in India as well as the US and Eur.
Assuming I make good essays, could I target ISB, INSEAD,HEC? What other places do yo usuggest I safely target?
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by Lisa Anderson » Sat Dec 19, 2009 11:00 am
Dear malibu_girl,

I think ISB, INSEAD and HEC are possibilities for you, as well as other top 20 programs. It is always advisable to have at least one school outside the top 20 though for a back up plan though. Since your focus is operations, you will want to target programs with strong elective offerings in this area and/or connections to the manufacturing sector. In the US, you will find schools concentrated in the midwest and northeast that offer what you seek as they are located near clusters of the manufacturing industry.

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Lisa
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