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by ramitagrawal » Thu Jul 18, 2013 10:44 pm
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Age - 25
GMAT - 740 (Q-50, V-40)
GPA - 3.2 (Telecom Engineer)
Work ex - 43 months as network engineer for leading telecommunication equipment manufacturer. (The hiring was extremely selective and I can get this fact certified in the recommendation letter from the services head who was instrumental in the hiring process- 400 were selected from 140,000 candidates competing for the position)

Responsibilities:
Configuration, troubleshooting and operations for leading telecom operator in India. The work is very critical and challenging.
Received a couple of awards at work. One by the CEO of operator.

Extracurriculars:

Young professional ambassador with Teach for India
Author with PEOI (United Nations Volunteering organisation)

Why MBA:

Short term goal: Post MBA I want to work as a management consultant for 5-6 years
Long term goal: Want to work in the strategic team of an organisation

Target Schools: Kellogg, Michigan Ross, Duke Fuqua, Virginia Darden, UCLA, ISB, Tepper, Cornell

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by Jon@Admissionado » Mon Jul 22, 2013 1:40 am
Hey there dude,

You have some great stuff in your profile, most notable your volunteer work seems very good! (this is a rarity). OF course your GMAT is great, and your GPA is quite good.

I think the three tougher points in your profile are: 1. Not an IIT graduate (I'm assuming that you would have written it if you were) 2. Tough tough application pool 3. Even if your job is tough to get, it's still a tech job (luckily, this is a weakness that can be worked on in your essays, and you should!)

Your school list is good, but maybe a liiiiiittle bit on the tough side (I see no obvious safe school in your list), but if you can manage applications for all eight, I think you can be in good shape.

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