Profile evaluation for Ms Finance/MFE/Mathematical Finance

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shitijmalhotra: Newbie | Next Rank: 10 Posts; Posts: 5; Joined: Fri Jul 18, 2014 2:35 am

by shitijmalhotra » Tue Aug 04, 2015 3:54 am

Hey, please evaluate my profile for MFin/MFE/MSF courses

My profile:
Indian, Male, 23
B.Tech from Indian Institute of Technology, GPA : 7.57/10 (class highest:8.7/10)
Class 10: 85.4% (maths: 95/100)
Class 12: 89% maths: 95/100)
GRE: 322/340 (170Q + 152V)
1 year trading experience in commodity markets at the Chicago Exchange
Intern at EY (Ernst & Young) and Research assistant under a prof at IIM Bangalore
Extra curricular (if it would count) : joint sec of the music group of college
I will be taking the CFA L1 in June 2016 - it wont really help this year

I am looking to apply to Columbia, Chicago, NYU, MIT, CMU, Stanford, Cornell, Michigan,
HEC Paris, NTU Singapore, LSE, Barcelona Graduate School of Economics, LBS

Thanks!

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shitijmalhotra wrote:Hey, please evaluate my profile for MFin/MFE/MSF courses

My profile:
Indian, Male, 23
B.Tech from Indian Institute of Technology, GPA : 7.57/10 (class highest:8.7/10)
Class 10: 85.4% (maths: 95/100)
Class 12: 89% maths: 95/100)
GRE: 322/340 (170Q + 152V)
1 year trading experience in commodity markets at the Chicago Exchange
Intern at EY (Ernst & Young) and Research assistant under a prof at IIM Bangalore
Extra curricular (if it would count) : joint sec of the music group of college
I will be taking the CFA L1 in June 2016 - it wont really help this year

I am looking to apply to Columbia, Chicago, NYU, MIT, CMU, Stanford, Cornell, Michigan,
HEC Paris, NTU Singapore, LSE, Barcelona Graduate School of Economics, LBS

Thanks!

shitijmalhotra,
Your profile looks quite attractive on the surface for all of the top Masters programs. The question is, what do you want to do after school? This will help me advise you on the best type of program for you. That said, if your stories are strong and you put together a powerful enough application, you should have success with those stats! Reach out if you would like any guidance while applying. [email protected]

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shitijmalhotra: Newbie | Next Rank: 10 Posts; Posts: 5; Joined: Fri Jul 18, 2014 2:35 am

by shitijmalhotra » Sun Aug 09, 2015 1:20 am

Personal MBA Coach wrote:
shitijmalhotra wrote:Hey, please evaluate my profile for MFin/MFE/MSF courses

My profile:
Indian, Male, 23
B.Tech from Indian Institute of Technology, GPA : 7.57/10 (class highest:8.7/10)
Class 10: 85.4% (maths: 95/100)
Class 12: 89% maths: 95/100)
GRE: 322/340 (170Q + 152V)
1 year trading experience in commodity markets at the Chicago Exchange
Intern at EY (Ernst & Young) and Research assistant under a prof at IIM Bangalore
Extra curricular (if it would count) : joint sec of the music group of college
I will be taking the CFA L1 in June 2016 - it wont really help this year

I am looking to apply to Columbia, Chicago, NYU, MIT, CMU, Stanford, Cornell, Michigan,
HEC Paris, NTU Singapore, LSE, Barcelona Graduate School of Economics, LBS

Thanks!
shitijmalhotra,
Your profile looks quite attractive on the surface for all of the top Masters programs. The question is, what do you want to do after school? This will help me advise you on the best type of program for you. That said, if your stories are strong and you put together a powerful enough application, you should have success with those stats! Reach out if you would like any guidance while applying. [email protected]

Good luck!

Hi,

I want to get into asset management. How companies can make long term investment decisions.

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by manyaabroadtpr » Tue Aug 11, 2015 6:33 am

The profile is above average, the chances should be really good. Try clearing the CFA level 1, it will definitely add a lot.

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