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by rajkaranreddy » Sun Jul 28, 2013 7:06 am
I intend to apply for an MBA in energy finance in McCombs/Jones/fuqua School of
Business. I have chosen this because I want to stay in energy sector
but want to pursue finance as a specialization.
The following is my profile
GMAT: 710 Q51 V35. AWA4.5 IR8
Work ex: Asst. Manager, National Thermal Power Corporation Ltd.(India's Largest power company)
India, 24 months (till july 31 2013)
Acads: 82.6%, BTech Electrical Engineering, Indian School of Mines.
Recipient of Merit cum means scholarship in bachelors for all four years.
organized various national level sports,cultural and technical events.
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by PrepMBA.AlexLeventhal » Mon Jul 29, 2013 11:09 am
rajkaranreddy wrote:I intend to apply for an MBA in energy finance in McCombs/Jones/fuqua School of
Business. I have chosen this because I want to stay in energy sector
but want to pursue finance as a specialization.
The following is my profile
GMAT: 710 Q51 V35. AWA4.5 IR8
Work ex: Asst. Manager, National Thermal Power Corporation Ltd.(India's Largest power company)
India, 24 months (till july 31 2013)
Acads: 82.6%, BTech Electrical Engineering, Indian School of Mines.
Recipient of Merit cum means scholarship in bachelors for all four years.
organized various national level sports,cultural and technical events.
Raj,

I would like to know what exactly you are doing at the power company but I think you are targeting some great programs for an energy focus. And I believe you have a good chance at all three schools. You don't have to take your GMAT again but was that your first try? Is there any chance you could raise to a 730 plus (could help with Duke)?

Maybe also look at Ross, as they have strong finance placement and some growing energy/green energy focus.

I don't normally invite folks to contact me for private consulting work on these forums but I did help an Indian applicant with a related profile and energy story get into Duke last season. So let me know if you need more formal help.
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by CriticalSquareMBA » Mon Jul 29, 2013 5:29 pm
Hey there,

That is a great list of schools and Ross is a fantastic addition Alex - they have a strong energy and sustainability program. Another program making investments in that field is Goizueta. I will caveat this by saying it's a smaller program with a more regional network but there are energy opportunities throughout the SE and they are definitely worth a look.

If you have any questions - don't hesitate to ask!

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by apphelp » Sat Aug 03, 2013 2:33 am
rajkaranreddy wrote:I intend to apply for an MBA in energy finance in McCombs/Jones/fuqua School of
Business. I have chosen this because I want to stay in energy sector
but want to pursue finance as a specialization.
The following is my profile
GMAT: 710 Q51 V35. AWA4.5 IR8
Work ex: Asst. Manager, National Thermal Power Corporation Ltd.(India's Largest power company)
India, 24 months (till july 31 2013)
Acads: 82.6%, BTech Electrical Engineering, Indian School of Mines.
Recipient of Merit cum means scholarship in bachelors for all four years.
organized various national level sports,cultural and technical events.

Hi Raj,

Education from ISM and NTPC experience differentiates your candidature and can be used to make a coherent story for an energy/ power sector role post MBA.

All 3 schools listed by you are achievable.

If you have any other specific query let us know.

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