MBA Application profile and resume evaluation

[philipemil]

Hi,

Kindly evaluate my profile and resume.

Brief Summary:-

Profile: Male, Indian, 3+ years of work experience

Academics
Bachelor of Technology in Computer Science and Technology from National Institute of Technology, Calicut, one of the most premier institute of technology in India.
GPA: 7.26/10.
Graduated with First Class.
Years of graduation:2007-2011

GMAT Scores
GMAT in the order taken:-
GMAT: 690 (87%) QA: 48 (74%) VA: 36 (81%) AWA: 5.5 (81%) IR:4 (37%)
GMAT: 700 (89%) QA: 50 (88%) VA: 34 (71%) AWA: 5 (60%) IR:7 (81%)
GMAT: 740 (97%) QA: 49 (79%) VA: 41 (94%) AWA: 5 (60%) IR:3 (25%)

TOEFL 112/120

Please find detailed profile in my resume.

Post-MBA goals
Take up a career in Technology Consulting. Use my knowledge gained in the banking domain to fill up the existing gaps in the finance services sector. I am looking for a career change in the same field I am currently involved in. An MBA from a good college will surely improve my chances to get the right role.

I am planning to apply to Cornell, UCLA and CMU this round. Need your advice.
Thank you in advance!![/b]

[CriticalSquareMBA]

Hey there,

Thanks so much for posting! First off - you should REALLY take your resume off your post. It has your phone number and address on it. BTG is a pretty good community but still never a good idea!

So let's see what we've got here...

[Academics]

Great school, solid GPA, and a fantastic GMAT (congrats!!). You're covered here. Moving on...

[Experiences]

It seems you have some good work experience here with a little impact and leadership sprinkled in. On a side note, stay away from saying things like, "set an example" in your resume. You're clearly a strong performer, however, and that's fantastic.

[Involvement]

Anything here?

[Goals & Schools]

The schools you've listed are all good options. Any of the top 20 can get you into Tech consulting but you're looking at a good tier. Your GMAT will open doors that your work experience might not have. Maybe take a look at McCombs or Duke too!

Hope that helps - good luck!

Bhavik