HI,
Please suggest the list of colleges(in India and abroad)for one year executive programme i should concentrate and acceptable GMAT score based on profile below.
Demographics: India , 29 , Male
Work Experience: - around 4 years - 8 months of experience
1.9 years of experience in Intellectual Property Right department in Micro Labs Ltd (one of leading domestic company in India)(function : patent management , handling patent issues, new product selection , time paced drugs filing etc)- Currently working
2.9 years of Experience in Academics(Assistant professor)
Education:
Pursuing PhD (Pharmaceutical Sciences), expected to complete in Mar 2016
GPA: 8.62 on a scale of 10(Masters in Pharmacy) - Ranked in Top 5 students through out the programme
Graduation (Pharmacy): 65.32%
XIIth : 63.50%
Xth:64.13%
PG Diploma:
GIIP (Global Institute of Intellectual Property) Bangalore- PGD in Intellectual property rights and Patent management (full time 9 months curriculum) - Topper of Batch
Certification's:
Manipal University - Certification course in Business Strategy (expected to complete in Jan 2016)
FICCI (Federation of Indian Chambers of Commerce and Industry) - Certificate course in IPR and Pharmaceutical R&D
WIPO (World intellectual property Org)- DL001 , Intellectual Property Laws , Basics
Publications:
Two research papers in Pharmaceutical domain are under review.
Three research/review paper in Pharmaceutical domain papers published
Two article in Patent domain published
Extra Curricular:
Represented state in National games twice (Soft ball and Fencing sport)
Training in Classical Music - Table (Preliminary exam passed)
Anchoring in cultural activities and core member of organizing committee
etc.
Social Activities:
Volunteer in Ashayein Foundation
Had exposure and practice in handling proprietary Agricultural and Milk business (family business)
I wish to apply to the following schools:
1. IIM (India)
2. ISB (India)
3. INSEADS
4. BOOTH
5. LBS
6. WHARTON
Regards,
Candidate
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Hi there!
Here is a good listing of executive MBA programs: https://poetsandquantsforexecs.com/2014/ ... rograms/3/
As far as the GMAT, it's a bit less important for executive programs than full-time programs. A high score can help you, but you may not need to stress about getting a 700+ score. I think you'll find the average GMAT scores are in the mid to high 600s. That's because work experience, leadership, and your recommendations become much more important for executive programs. Take a look at each school's profile too -- I believe some may have a requirement or suggestion for years worked, and you may be just slightly below that. Most I've seen are designed for individuals with 8+ years of experience. You could also look at full-time accelerated MBA programs...for instance, Cornell, Kellogg, Emory, USC, and Notre Dame in the US all have one-year options that area designed for mid-career individuals.
Good luck!
Here is a good listing of executive MBA programs: https://poetsandquantsforexecs.com/2014/ ... rograms/3/
As far as the GMAT, it's a bit less important for executive programs than full-time programs. A high score can help you, but you may not need to stress about getting a 700+ score. I think you'll find the average GMAT scores are in the mid to high 600s. That's because work experience, leadership, and your recommendations become much more important for executive programs. Take a look at each school's profile too -- I believe some may have a requirement or suggestion for years worked, and you may be just slightly below that. Most I've seen are designed for individuals with 8+ years of experience. You could also look at full-time accelerated MBA programs...for instance, Cornell, Kellogg, Emory, USC, and Notre Dame in the US all have one-year options that area designed for mid-career individuals.
Good luck!
