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Profile Evaluation: PhD from USA through GMAT: Please Help

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by adityasachan » Wed Apr 30, 2014 2:01 am
Hello,

My name is Aditya. And I wish to pursue PhD in Organization Behavior/Human Resource Management from reputed business school. (USA Preferred).


I am an average performer in academics. But I have taken part in many extra-curricular activities. And have keen interest to gain knowledge and to learn.

I want to pursue career as Teacher and Researcher in Human Resources.
I am yet to give GMAT & TOEFL, but expect to score decent between 600-700.

Kindly go through my profile, and suggest me appropriate colleges and GMAT scores expected?
Also what else is required for PhD?
I am targeting colleges with full scholarship for tuition fees( Which is given by mostly all colleges for PhD)

My Profile:

Education:
2004:High School(10th): 80%
2006:Inter College(12th):65%
2007-2011:Engineering(B.Tech- Information Technology)[From State College]:70%
2013-2015:PGDM(Equivalent to MBA by Indian Government Authority (AIU)) [Narsee Monjee Insititute of Management Studies(Among top 20 in India)]- Currently in 2nd Year, 2.7/4.0 CGPA.

Work Experience(Total Experience:16 months, With Internships:19 months):
Internship in Fiserv India Pvt. Ltd ( Among Fortune 500) in ASP.NET based project. (June,2010-July,2010)
Worked in HCL Bserv as Technical Officer( September,2011-March,2012)
Worked in Birlasoft Pvt. Ltd. as Software Engineer (August,2012-May,2013)
Internship in Tata Housing under CSR team( February,2014)
Internship in Semac Consultants as HR Intern(April,2014-June,2014)


Extra-Curricular:

Presented two research papers in International Conferences in 2011,2012.
Certificate in ASP.NET, Ethical Hacking.
Certificate in Behavioral Economics, International Human Rights, Justice from different international colleges through edx.org (Online).
Diploma in Psychology(Online).
Worked in various committees as member in college (Both Engineering & MBA).
President of HR Club in college.
Took part in many events, quizzes, debates upto National level.

Hobbies:
Reading books, writing short stories and poems, blogging (www.zotdown.com), cooking, watching movies.
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by Bryant@VeritasPrep » Mon May 05, 2014 3:34 am
Aditya-

The PhD is a very different animal from the MBA of course, and schools will likely be more concerned about your academic background vs. your work experience. Your GMAT score will also be a factor, so make sure to get as high a score as possible. There is no tuition for PhD programs, in fact, in addition to your PhD tuition being covered, you generally would receive a living stipend of $20,000-$50,000 US depending on where you are accepted. Programs are very competitive and only a handful are accepted. You should look for schools with a good reputation in the research area you desire. I am not as familar with these specifics, but I am sure there are many programs which have an HR focus. One easy way to find out is to look for papers written by prominent faculty in your area and see where they are working. Good luck!
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by adityasachan » Mon May 05, 2014 10:38 pm
Thank you Sir for your advice.
Bryant@VeritasPrep wrote:Aditya-

The PhD is a very different animal from the MBA of course, and schools will likely be more concerned about your academic background vs. your work experience. Your GMAT score will also be a factor, so make sure to get as high a score as possible. There is no tuition for PhD programs, in fact, in addition to your PhD tuition being covered, you generally would receive a living stipend of $20,000-$50,000 US depending on where you are accepted. Programs are very competitive and only a handful are accepted. You should look for schools with a good reputation in the research area you desire. I am not as familar with these specifics, but I am sure there are many programs which have an HR focus. One easy way to find out is to look for papers written by prominent faculty in your area and see where they are working. Good luck!
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by Bryant@VeritasPrep » Tue May 06, 2014 6:22 pm
you are most welcome--let us know if we can help further.
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