can you please evaluate my profile for 2012?
I am considering Judge, Said, Rooterdam, HEC, Insead and ISB.
Degree- Mechanical Engineering - 2001
Work Ex- 7.5 yrs of total experience.
6.5 yrs - (includes 5 years in US ) In leading Indian IT company
1 year in bank as probationary officer in India
I will have total 9 yrs of experience before start of 2012 batch.
Additional certifications - PMP, CSQA, banking domain certifications
ECs - 1) A member of US tennis association, won few championships in Inter-
company matches. Co-ordinated many events and big parties.
2) Volunteer and active member of Humane society, which works for welfare of animals
I took GMAT and got 690 (Q46 V39).
How is my profile? Should I take GMAT again?
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Hello,
From the information you provided, it looks like you'd be competitive for most of the schools except perhaps Insead and ISB. The 690 is within the range for the other schools, however your being an Indian, a group with typically high stats, makes the standard a little higher for you. Other important factors that would help determine your competitiveness are the quality of your work experience (i.e., how fast did you advance compared to accomplished peers and what specifically was your impact?), and your goals.
Whether you should try to raise the GMAT depends on whether you can do so with reasonable effort and without much risk of a lower score.
Best regards,
Cindy Tokumitsu
Senior Editor, Accepted.com
www.Accepted.com
From the information you provided, it looks like you'd be competitive for most of the schools except perhaps Insead and ISB. The 690 is within the range for the other schools, however your being an Indian, a group with typically high stats, makes the standard a little higher for you. Other important factors that would help determine your competitiveness are the quality of your work experience (i.e., how fast did you advance compared to accomplished peers and what specifically was your impact?), and your goals.
Whether you should try to raise the GMAT depends on whether you can do so with reasonable effort and without much risk of a lower score.
Best regards,
Cindy Tokumitsu
Senior Editor, Accepted.com
www.Accepted.com
