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by kncs » Sun Aug 16, 2009 7:05 pm
Hello,

I request you to please go through my profile and help me understand the ground reality about my preparedness for the MBA schools of my choice.

GMAT: Expecting 720
Target: Round 2 for 2010 (Jan 2010 deadline).

Education:
MS in Computer Science from Illinois Institute of Technology, Chicago; GPA: 3.6; Graduated in Fall 2004
B.Tech from JNTU Hyderabad, India; Percentage: 73% - Graduated in Spring 2001.

Professional certifications:
1. Project Management Professional (PMP).
2. Sun Certified Enterprise Architect for Java platform. (Highest tech certification in that field in the industry. I am not apologetic for my tech skills, in fact satisfied/proud of my accomplishments).

Work Exp: Total: 4.5 years
1. For the last 1 yr working as Tech Architect (as a consultant) for a major Health Insurance company:
a. After my PMP certification, I wanted to move as a Project Manager but as the economy is bad and there is a lot of hiring freeze, this may not happen for next 6 months.
b. Initiated and lead various strategic initiatives that solve the problems in right way and there by saved thousands of dollars in terms of man power used, time spent on them and customer support.
c. Managed and collaborated with various experts from different departments to solve complex problems.
2. Worked as a Project Lead for 3.5 yrs (as a consultant) for Fortune 50 Company.
a. Lead and nurtured the next generation of project leads and developers for the company.
b. Analyzed and solved complex project problems and issues.
c. Built team spirit by organizing various team building activities.

Entrepreneur ventures:
1. Co-Founder and CEO for a start-up company in US that develops software for mobile phones. Our product was selected for semi-final round in a major tech conference. I presented it myself and currently following up with VCs and business partners to raise money for the company and make deals.
2. Co-Founder and Manager for an Indian IT company that has under taken 2 projects for clients in Europe and has to date a turn over in single digit million rupees.

Extra-curricular activities:

1. As a member of maintenance committee in a major temple in US, I initiated projects to maintain the Temple in good condition to cause comfort for the devotees who come to visit temple. I am also working on a Project Management Template that temple can use to create, record and maintain project cost, schedule and time in a professional way that can save a lot of money by doing it in right way. (This is a democratic process, so successful completion of Initiated projects takes time, but the fact that I am involved in such an open minded and democratic process is very satisfying).
2. During my under graduate years, successfully lead my peers and juniors in maintaining the harmony and peaceful living of various communities in the college campus.
3. From childhood, has been active in organizing various religious and social events that causes people to celebrate the functions and joy.

MBA goals: Entrepreneurship and Leadership related course work and experience.

Target MBA universities: Wharton, Harvard, Stanford, MIT, Yale, Columbia and Univ of Chicago.

Can you please give me your evaluation of my profile?

Sincerely,
kncs
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by kncs » Wed Aug 19, 2009 3:59 am
Hi,

31 views and no reply...!!! Can some one please provide their insight into my profile?

Thanks,
kncs
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by Lisa Anderson » Sat Aug 22, 2009 11:08 am
Dear kncs,

If you score as expected on the GMAT (700+), then you will be competitive for your target schools. However, you will be around average in terms of GMAT, GPA and work experience relative to other applicants with similar education and professional experience. As such, your essays, recommendations and interviews will play a key role in whether you can distinguish yourself from the competition to be offered a seat in the class. I think your entrepreneurial activities are an advantage in this regard, so I would encourage you to write about these experiences in your application. Finally, you are targeting the most selective schools, so you might think about adding in at least one safety school to the mix; perhaps a school in the 15-30 range of the rankings?

Good luck,
Lisa
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by mp2437 » Wed Aug 26, 2009 5:22 pm
Lisa,

I had this question come up earlier today as well as I looked on the NYU website. From your experience, can you tell me how vital the verbal section is?

I ask because a couple of years ago, my professor tried persuading me to go to a MS in Financial Engineering program. He recommended I get a high quant score and at least a 4.5/6 on the writing; didn't care about the verbal. I did just that, but decided against the program as I accepted a full-time job.

In your opinion, would it be worth sending the GRE scores to NYU? I just picked up some GMAT books, so I am undecided on whether to invest the studying time for it if what the adcoms care mostly about are the quantitative score.

Any advice would be much appreciated.

Thanks,
Milan
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