Please Evaluate my Profile: GRE | 2 Year Work Experience

[jayadeeptp]

Hi,
I am 23 year old Indian, working at one of the top semiconductor companies in a technical position. I am planning to apply for Fall 2014 MBA programs.
I intend to work at my current position until July next year, earning myself 2 years of work experience before I attend any program. My work deals with design of semiconductor products which later go into consumer products. Apart from full time experience, I have couple of internships to add to.
I have scored 324 in GRE (equivalent to 710 GMAT). I have CGPA of 8.45/10 (relative grading) from a non-IIT college.
Extra-curricular activities: I started a tech blog along with my classmate which we continue to maintain even now. I was on executive council of our college IEEE Student Branch and continue to be part of IEEE. I was also part of the college quiz club. I continue to be part of the quizzing team at my workplace.

Reason for MBA: Career change. I want to shift towards family business in realty sector.
Area of interest: General Management/ Entrepreneurship & Family Business

Applying to: Ross, Kenan-Flagler, Tepper, Carey(ASU).

Please comment on my profile and what areas to improve my application. Also, suggest if any schools need to be added or dropped.
Thank you.

[Jon@Admissionado]

Well my first comment would be that 2-year work experience is probably too little. The average is about 4-5, and the people who tend to get in with 2 years tend be in the finance or consulting industries. So my first thought would be that you should maybe wait one more year at least before thinking about applying.

[CriticalSquareMBA]

I agree with Jon - you're not on an accelerated career path (i.e. banking, PE, consulting, etc.). It's great that you have the strength of a large firm behind your resume but, as Jon mentioned, you should wait a year or two before you start planning for your MBA. Not to mention, a lot can change in a couple of years!

Bhavik

[CriticalSquareMBA]

Oh, forgot to mention this - take your GMAT. You only mentioned your GRE and, while you have a good score, study and take the GMATs. If you're thinking about applying with less than the average number of years of experience, you need a really strong score!

Bhavik