Profile Eval

[harianirav]

Hello,
Nirav from India here.
Brief Profile:
10th- 89%
12th- 82%
MBA(Tech) from NMIMS...it is a dual degree program (B.Tech in telecommunications + MBA in Operations) (2007-2012)

APICS CPIM-BSCM
Six Sigma Green Belt
CAPM
CCNA

Working as a Global Supply Chain Analyst with Alliance Tire Group www.atgtire.com since May'12.

4-month management internship experience with Tata Chemicals Ltd., with broad exposure in Supply Chain Optimization, Procurement, Quality Management and Automation.

5-months (3+2) internship with Reliance Communications and Syndrome Technologies in networking domain.

extra curricular activities include sports where i have captained my school and junior college team and played for Mumbai Cricket Association(Thane division) U-14 and U-16....Football where i have played for my college...Music (keyboard and harmonium)...also been part of organizing committee of college festival in lan gaming and food & beverages dept.


I wish to pursue one year masters in Supply Chain and Logistics from FT top 50 b-schools like sloans, london business school, rotterdam, cranfield etc. I still havent appeared for GMAT but i know i will require a score of 700+. So by next fall when admissions start, I will have a cumulative experience of 2 years approx (1.5 in supply chain)

I wish to know, considering my profile, am i eligible for these one year masters courses? or m I overqualified and should gain a bit more experience and then apply for MBA?

[Bryant@VeritasPrep]

THe MBA is a more marketable degree in many ways, but if you are committed to a Supply Chain career, you can go back for Masters with less WE. 2 years would be considered light in terms of We for top b-schools but it's also about the kind of achievement and impact you have had, not just the time spent.