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by mayanksharma » Fri Jun 20, 2014 10:31 pm
Hi,

I have the following in my profile: GPA (Mechanical Engineering): 4.0; College: Delhi College of Engineering.
GMAT: 750.
Work Experience: Finance (Derivatives and Equity Research, Consulting) + top rating in company for two consecutive years + fastest promotion in the company.
Extra curricular: Poetry, powerlifting, soccer
My company though big here in India, does not fit the bill of a big brand name. However my clients have pretty much fit the bill of BIG BRANDS. It is not exactly ethical to mention our client names; but I want to move far away from the IIM (Indian IT Male) category and wanted to know whether mentioning client names instead of the biggest investment bank in Germany add value to my application.
Also considering the above facts should I consider Cornell, Duke, UNC, Emory, Carnegie Mellon as the schools I apply to??
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