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by Blue_Skies » Wed Sep 18, 2013 9:47 pm
Hi ,
Thanks for taking the time to evaluate. I have heard you in a couple of seminars, and I find your analysis very insightful. I will be grateful, if you could evaluate my profile:

Nationality: Indian,Age : 30

GMAT: 700 (5th attempt)
Undergrad percentage: 78% (top 10% of my class; Scholarship for the entire 4 years )
Grad : 3.8 (MS in computer engineering)
Work Ex:
Intel Corporation(2008-present); worked on the latest products churned out by Intel's Atom Division. Worked across multiple teams around the world.
Siemens wireless Division: 6 months.
Extra-curricular:
Treasurer of a nonprofit for the last 5 years.
President of Toastmasters.(2013-present)
Helping a nonprofit to improve their organization culture through an Intel program.(2013-present)
Regular contributor to my school's Career magazine.

Do you think my profile is competitive for top 10 Schools(Booth,kellog,Columbia,MIT etc)? Which would you recommend ?
I want to go into strategic consultancy with companies such as Bain.
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by Jon@Admissionado » Wed Sep 25, 2013 1:40 am
Thanks for the kind words, dude!

Well you have some very very nice firms on your resume, and that will help a lot.

You are a bit on the older side, not toooo old ;) but you gotta count in a slight disadvantage because of it.

The big question is what did you DO since 2008? Other than you worked for Intel I k now little. And it of course matters!

Top 10 are maybe possible with your resume, but I'd suggest covering your back, by applying to a few more in the top 30, to give yourself a range of schools. At 20 I don't think you have the luxury of taking a risk of not getting in, so it's better for you to compromise now on your school list, (while still hoping for the best of course!).
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