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Profile evaluation and Advice for College

by Anshul1302 » Wed May 08, 2013 1:45 am
Hi,
I am Anshul .i graduated in electronics engineering from a tier 2 college.i have a work ex of 3 years in rail automation industry and currently based @ Bangalore.I am not happy with the progress in career so want to do MBA to diversify my educational qualification and jump in terms of profile and progress in same industry.As rail industry is always a growing field i believe there is a lot of scope and i can make a difference in my career with a management degree.My details are
CGPA-6.2
WORK EXP-3 YEARS
As part of extracurriculars am learning German and working as member of my company's CSR local chapter.I dont have to much to show in sports but am a avid political writer and love to write and analyse national political affairs.As per my knowledge Germany and France has a strong Rail industry and got some Top BSchools.i have short listed these colleges
1)Hec Paris
2)Manheim Business school
3)Insead ,Fontainebleau, France
4)HKUST Business School
5)ISB ,India
My preference is germany as the tution fee range will suit my pocket.
As all of these are very high profile schools ill appreciate advice for name of other colleges i should target with my profile.Thanks
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by essaysnark » Wed May 08, 2013 2:20 pm
Hi Anshul1302 --

Have you taken the GMAT yet? The GMAT score is not the sole deciding factor in admissions decisions, but it is important to get that datapoint in helping to understand how competitive you might be at these different schools. ISB in particular is incredibly competition - well, all these schools are, actually, but your profile is exceedingly common for the ISB, just given how many others "like you" will be applying. So the GMAT score is one criteria that we can use to see if you'd be in the running.

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by shekhar-tripathi » Thu May 16, 2013 7:05 am
Hi,
My profile is as follows:
1) GMAT: 690 (Q:50, V:34)

2) GPA 6.1 on 10 (From Birla Institute of Technology and Science, Pilani - ranked in the top 10 universities in India)

3) Work Experience: (36 months)
(a) Worked as an ERP(PeopleSoft) Consultant with a company in the BIG4. Completed 25 months and have led a client project (Team of 8 people).
(b) Spent summers working with an Non-profit organization, Atul Rural Development fund under the the umbrella of Atul Foundation.
(c) Completed summer training at a leading eye research hospital, Medical Research Foundation
(d) Completed a 6 months internship at Hindalco Industries Ltd., captive power plant
(e) Currently Co-Founder of a startup for over 12 months.

4) Extra-curricular activities:
(a) Have played Field Hockey for my college
(b) Have won various business plan competitions

Could you suggest which universities I could target for Fall 2014?

Thanks and Regards,
Shekhar.

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by campbellronald7 » Mon Oct 21, 2013 2:30 am
First of all, you've made a great choice in deciding to apply to an MBA program. I did the same thing last year and attended an MBA program at Babson College. I learned a lot and found myself far more useful in my job. I was actually recently promoted and completely credit my success to Babson. Check the school out if you're interested. It is located in the heart of Boston and is very competitive, but if you are accepted, you will definitely be glad you applied.