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Finance transformation consultant willing to build a career in the consumer goods industry. Armed with a master’s degree as well as a professional degree apart from my undergraduate education. Actively involved in community service from undergraduate college until present day. Actively interested in geopolitics and technology.
Target School: Harvard
Considering: Wharton, Stanford GSB
See More Profiles For: Harvard
Application Status: Open
Undergrad School: Narsee Monjee College of Commerce and Economics (University of Mumbai)
Undergrad Major: Accounting
GPA: 3.6
GMAT: Not Taken Yet
Age: 27, Ethnicity: Asian or Indian
Other Degree/Certification: MSc Corporate Finance, (ACMA, CGMA)
School Name: Cass Business School, (Chartered Institute of Management Accountants, UK)
Extracurriculars: General Secretary - Students' Council (Undergraduate College), Co-founder and Secretary - Finance and Invesmtment Society (Undergraduate College), President - Enactus Chapter (Undergraduate College)
Title: Senior Consultant - Finance Transformation
Industry: Consulting
Company: Top Firm
Length of Employment: 3 yrs, 6 mos
Title: Analyst - Global Mobility Tax
Length of Employment: 8 mos
Best student award (undergraduate class)
Strategy role in the Consumer Goods / Pharmaceuticals Industry
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Hi Mr. Future CEO, This is Debbie Choy from mbaMission. I think you have a solid academic track record from undergrad. Hopefully your Masters GPA was strong too (3.5+)? Given that your GMAT score is unknown right now, I will estimate your odds based on the assumption that you’re able to score at or above the HBS average GMAT (730). A high GMAT score doesn’t usually get you in on its own, but a low GMAT score could keep you out. Another note – given that you already have a MSc Corporate Finance, what specific skillset are you seeking at HBS? Also, be sure to explain why you’re looking to pivot into consumer goods? I suggest connecting the dots for AdCom and adding more specificity if …
Hi Mr. Future CEO, This is Debbie Choy from mbaMission. I think you have a solid academic track record from undergrad. Hopefully your Masters GPA was strong too (3.5+)? Given that your GMAT score is unknown right now, I will estimate your odds based on the assumption that you’re able to score at or above the HBS average GMAT (730). A high GMAT score doesn’t usually get you in on its own, but a low GMAT score could keep you out. Another note – given that you already have a MSc Corporate Finance, what specific skillset are you seeking at HBS? Also, be sure to explain why you’re looking to pivot into consumer goods? I suggest connecting the dots for AdCom and adding more specificity if possible. For example, what type of consumer goods companies do you aspire to work for? What would you be doing in your strategy role that leverages your finance and future MBA backgrounds? If you can articulate this compellingly in your essays, that would be the key to your application success. If you wish to discuss your profile in further detail, feel free to schedule a consultation with us. Wishing you the best in your MBA journey!
Mr. Future CEO, Melisa here from Stratus Admissions. Thanks for submitting a profile. Unfortunately, it is a bit difficult to assess your odds without a test score. So let’s focus on what else you should be thinking about when putting your applications together. I like that you have education both in India and the UK and your strong involvement in undergrad. You mention that you are still involved today, which is great – here quality is going to be more important than quantity. What I mean is taking a leadership role, as it appears you did in undergrad, is going to send a stronger message than solely volunteering. The biggest question I have is why consumer goods or pharma? Your finance skills could definitely be …
Mr. Future CEO, Melisa here from Stratus Admissions. Thanks for submitting a profile. Unfortunately, it is a bit difficult to assess your odds without a test score. So let’s focus on what else you should be thinking about when putting your applications together. I like that you have education both in India and the UK and your strong involvement in undergrad. You mention that you are still involved today, which is great – here quality is going to be more important than quantity. What I mean is taking a leadership role, as it appears you did in undergrad, is going to send a stronger message than solely volunteering. The biggest question I have is why consumer goods or pharma? Your finance skills could definitely be leveraged in either of these industries – but a compelling story would include what is driving you to focus on these industries. Have you seen an opportunity that you want to grow? Have you worked with a client as a consultant that peaked your interest? What problem do you see that you want to be a part of solving? You have 3 of the most competitive business schools on your list – and if next year is ‘THE’ year for an MBA, I suggest you widen your list. Other schools with strong ties to both CPG and healthcare would be Ross, NYU and Duke. While a strong test score will enhance your chances – a compelling story is needed in conjunction with a test score to be competitive at HBS, Stanford and Wharton. Wishing you the best of luck!
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