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by pattrow » Fri May 20, 2011 11:45 pm
Undergraduate : BTech Mechanical Engineering - Indian Institute of Technology (IIT)- Madras (2009)
CGPA : 8.59/ 10
Others : State ranker during school board exams

Extra Curric :
Undergrad : (1) Organizational head for a national level bridge tournament in association with the State Assoc. in 2009(2) Core Committee member for the Guidance & Counseling Unit
Post College : (1)Initiated a setting up a school for 'dalit' kids (2) Organized a 2 day counseling camp for students to help select their undergraduate engineering major at the different IITs

Work Ex : Technology Deployment - Applied Research, Caterpillar India (since July, 2009)
(1) International stint of 6 months at CAT Inc., USA (2) Personal Initiative to set up a new team in India - Youngest Team Lead at CATerpillar, India (3)Youngest member at the CATerpillar VPD US-India Global Strategy Forum (4) 6 Sigma Green Belt - associated with projects with a total value prop of US $30K

GMAT : 740 (q50 v40) and 6/6 (March, 2010)

Target Career post MBA : Operations/ Logistics
* My story is that pre-MBA,(in the past 3 years) I have worked through the entire product dev cycle before manufacturing (i.e - research, virtual validation and testing) and MBA is the bridge to make the jump to the world that lies beyond manufacturing (i.e ops and log).

Target Schools : MIT Sloan - LGO
Kellogs - MMM
ISB, Hyderabad
Ross
HBS

Intended Year of Appllying : 2012-2014 session

* I have few nice stories to talk about. I am more concerned about the fact that because of certain personal constraints I am being forced to apply with 3yrs wrk ex at matriculation.

Is it too early - Should I hold on for another year ? Ideally I would like to apply this year because of some personal issues. What would my chances be like ?
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by Bryant@VeritasPrep » Mon May 23, 2011 4:50 am
I would say you are safe applying this year. Three years is actually a good number for WE, despite the growing average. Remember that the economy has sent people back to school from the workforce who otherwise may not have gone, which has pushed up the average. The important thing is that you are offering a broad range of experience and what sounds like a high achievement period for you with a recognizable and well respected company. Moving up quickly in your career will be attractive to the adcom, and will not be seen as a detriment because it's "only" three years. Let us know if you'd like to talk more in depth about application strategy and how to help yourself stand out. Veritas offers free phone consultations.
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