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by rishika » Sun Jan 15, 2012 7:38 am
Hey,
this is my profile. I intend to apply for HBS 2+2, Yale SSP anD IESE YTP.
can you please tell me, if my profile is competitive enough!!!


civil engineering student from Bangalore,India.
GPA-9.3/10 ; 10th standard- 95.6%, 12th standard- 90%
programming languages-C, C++, JAVA
worked with three NGOs to teach poor children and have been part of some tree plantation programs
headed the marketing team for a local event management group for three events
member of many clubs and societies of college
6 months internship at GE Infra, India
was the head girl of my school
made an earthquake and fire evacuation plan for the school
working on a major technical project right now, which i hope would get published before round three's deadline...

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Rishika
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by Bryant@VeritasPrep » Mon Jan 16, 2012 5:06 pm
Rishika--the key to these early career programs is to demonstrate an unusual amount of leadership at an early age. I see where you headed up some events, which I would definitely drill down on in your application. Also being head girl and having great marks in school is good. you did not list your GMAT, but you would want a high score if possible to add even more to a good academic record. of course packaging your story is critical, so make sure you are passionate, compelling and interesting in your application--ask yourself how you are different from other undergrads applying for the same opportunity, and make sure your post MBA vision is clear and thoughtful. Hope this helps.
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by rishika » Tue Jan 17, 2012 3:26 am
Bryant@VeritasPrep wrote:Rishika--the key to these early career programs is to demonstrate an unusual amount of leadership at an early age. I see where you headed up some events, which I would definitely drill down on in your application. Also being head girl and having great marks in school is good. you did not list your GMAT, but you would want a high score if possible to add even more to a good academic record. of course packaging your story is critical, so make sure you are passionate, compelling and interesting in your application--ask yourself how you are different from other undergrads applying for the same opportunity, and make sure your post MBA vision is clear and thoughtful. Hope this helps.
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