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by soumyavijay » Thu Oct 27, 2011 8:59 am
Hi,
Below is my brief profile:

Acadamics
10th - 95%,
12th - 91%
B.E (electronics & communication) – 79 % from a Tier 1 engineering institute, 2006
GMAT 680 Q48, V35, AWA 5.5
Total work experience: 5+ yrs

Job Profile
Since 2006 I'm working in Telecom domain as a R&D engineer in the field of mobile networks.
R&D Engineer for a Core network entity for 2 yrs
Team lead for - 1.5 yrs. Here I played a key role as an onsite coordinator in Malaysia. I led a team of 4 and was mainly responsible for the takeover of a new product from another company which my parent company had recently acquired. I was actively involved in the planning of KT sessions and ensuring independent operation within the following one year.
R & D engineer in WCDMA domain from the past 1 year. Onsite visit to Finland for KT. Recently promoted as Tech lead.

Extracurricular
State level volley ball player during school days.
Social service – actively involved in facilitating visually challenged students in various walks of their education. During my high school days, worked as a scribe for visually challenged students. Later on, involved in proof reading scanned text books for students pursuing MBA. Tutions for physically challenged students during their examination. Also worked with Samarthanam (NGO) for nearly 2 years.
Trained in Indian classical dance & music.
Pencil Sketching as a hobby.

Personal
Gender: Female
Nationality : Indian

Purpose of MBA
I’m primarily looking at general management - product/project management. I’m also interested in telecom consultancy.
I'm thinking of applying for
MIS - Carnegie Mellon Tepper, TAMU, Duke
MBA - NUS, NTU, HEC Paris, INSEAD.
  • -> What do you think of my chances among these institutes?
    -> Can I get a scholarship in any of these institutes?
    -> Should I consider applying to few more institutes to be on the safer side? I'm flexible about the place of study.
    -> I’m also concerned about job opportunities post MBA/MIS. So are the above locations a good choice w.r.t job opportunities, visa etc.,?
    -> Do I have to provide a certificate for each of the above extra curricular activity?
Awaiting your response.
Regards,
Soumya
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