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by gunjangc » Tue Jul 19, 2011 3:18 am
Age:25 Years
Gender: Female
Country : India

Education
Bachelor in Architecture, Indian Institute of technology (one of the top 5 institute in the country, and one of the best institutes in the world) CGPA:8.6
12th: CBSE: 87%
10th: CBSE: 86.4 %

Work exp: 2.5 years
worked as a project architect for 1 year. Involved in handling variety of institutional & commercial projects, right from scratch- research & conceptual design to construction documents.Key initiator of green building technology club, provided in house training on green building concepts.
currently working at client's end. Managing vendors, client's internal stakeholders, budgeting, project scheduling and doing overall project management for a no of projects across the country.


Academic achievements:
Departmental rank: 2 out of 31 in B. arch course
Presented 2 papers on sustainable design & disaster management, and was awarded prize in the institute's technical fest.
Awarded prize for the design development of barrier free design concepts.

Extracurricular:
managed the publicity, sponsorship & event handling for departmental level tech-fest
awarded prize for the institutes best swimmer(girls).. part of institute aquatic team.. conducted aquatic meets

Queries
1.Can you please evaluate my profile
2. possibility of getting an admission in some reputed B-School, with above profile and Considering if i get GMAT score in the range 700-715?


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by ygm7 » Tue Jul 19, 2011 8:15 am
Management Consulting is a great career
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by Lisa Anderson » Tue Jul 19, 2011 1:00 pm
Dear gunjangc,

You have some positives in your profile, like your transcript and work experience. You also have some question marks and potential weaknesses to think about and possibly address in your future applications. For example, you do not have a GMAT score and where you score will be telling for how competitive you are at various programs. Likewise, you note a couple of extracurricular activities, but they seem to be from college; what have you done since? Business schools like to see well-rounded applicants that pursue interests outside of the office and/or work in their communities. I think you have a chance of gaining admission to a recognized business school; however, it is key that you target schools that are a good match for you and your career goals--not just a recognized name. For tips on identifying schools that might be a match, please read our sticky on school selection.

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Lisa
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