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by Mudaromundo » Sat Nov 28, 2009 8:33 am
Hi Cindy,


I plan to apply next year in R1. Have begun researching schools. Here is my profile -

M/26/Indian/ IIT / NON IT
Engineering
Overall GPA 6.25/10 (Post grad GPA 9/10)
GMAT 720
Appx 2.5 yrs workex when I apply.

Fortune 50 Consumer goods firm. Interned .. got picked up for their global rotational leadership program.
High performance in the organization. Top 20 % .

Worked on lean manufacturing, engineering systems and process improvement. Subsequently within 10 months was moved to more demanding role.

Project manager for launch of their new business vertical in India. Working across teams from marketing to regulatory.
Managing budgets close to USD 1 million.

Working closely with India leadership team. Youngest to be a part of the core team for Operations strategy planning for the new vertical.

Extracurrics: Won a couple of Bplan competitions ...close to starting up.
Associated with a well known charity organisation. Initiated a new project for female hygiene. Garnered resources from company and local government. Launched the program - first phase covered 1000 kids ..diversified into female education. Project recd the most outstanding project award of the district.

Amateur photography enthusiast.

Good leadership roles at university.


Would appreciate if you could share your opinion on safe, reach and dream schools based on my profile.

Thanks
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by Cindy Tokumitsu » Thu Dec 10, 2009 4:56 am
Hello,

From the information you provided I consider that you have strong work experience (rapid advancement, high performance, plus interesting career path), leadership in extracurriculars and consistent involvement, okay GPA (from what I can tell, given Indian school scales), and slightly low GMAT (among Indians). And you're on the younger side (but with substantive and impressive experience). The one piece missing from the profile is your goals. Assuming appropriate/credible goals, and if you can get your work performance up into the top 5-10%, then I think a high/dream (but not out of line with a great application) would be top schools such as Columbia, HBS, Stanford. You also have some time, so you could try to raise your GMAT, which would make you a stronger applicant for Stanford and Columbia.

You might want to apply to 1-2 in this very top tier (which would also include MIT/Sloan, Tuck). Reasonable reaches would be in the very next tier, e.g., LBS, Darden, Duke, NYU, Yale. On-pars would be schools like Carnegie Mellon, UNC Kenan-Flagler, Marshall. Safeties would be in the range of Georgetown, Emory.

Best regards,
Cindy Tokumitsu
Senior Editor, Accepted.com
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by Mudaromundo » Thu Dec 10, 2009 5:27 am
Thanks a lot Cindy. I was anxiously awaiting your reply. I would like to return back to the Consumer Goods industry or take up Consulting in the same field.

Thanks for the feedback.
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