Candidate:

Mr. Glucose Maker

About Me:

A Chemical engineering major who has grown up in the Middle east but is currently working in India. Currently working for one of the Largest Private companies in the world in their USD 100 million-dollar glucose manufacturing facility. I enjoy teaching and learning about new cultures. I can speak 4 Languages to various degrees of proficiency.

Schools:

Target School: Kellogg SOM

Considering: IU Kelley, Duke Fuqua, Ross, Darden

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Application Status: Open

Details:

Undergrad School: Manipal Institute of Techology

Undergrad Major: Chemical Engineering

GPA: 7.21

GRE: 326

Age: 26, Ethnicity: Asian or Indian

Extracurriculars: Global Volunteer at AIESEC Turkey - Teaching Turkish Highschoolers English | Volunteer at the Terry Fox Foundation - Student Volunteer to help organise the Annual Terry Fox run in the United Arab Emirates | Member of the AICHE - Member of the Largest Society for Chemical Engineers

Work History:

Title: Senior Project Engineer

Industry: Manufacturing

Company: Top Firm

Length of Employment: 4 yrs, 6 mos

Big Life Wins:

– As a Graduate Engineering Trainee, I saved a yearly amount of $60,000 USD for my factory through the implementation of a new pipeline system for Our Rotary Vacuum Filters.
– Responsible for the Physical Execution of a USD 1.5 Million Production Expansion Project allowing the factory to increase production by 33%.

Post MBA Goal:

I intend to continue working in the CPG industry post my MBA but in their internal strategy division. I would like to be assigned a regional geography like the Americas or Asia post which i eventually hope to reach a Senior Strategy Lead role in a Top 3 CPG firm

Odds:

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John A. Byrne, P&Q Founder & Editor-In-Chief | Odds Assessment: 40%

Well, I really like the work experiences you would bring to the game as an MBA student. As you probably know, there is a shortage of candidates with real manufacturing experience so your work background brings a sorely needed diversity component to an elite MBA class. I think Kellogg is a great choice for you, given that background and your desire to work in the consumer products industry. Your GRE is in line, though Kellogg is one of the few schools that does not disclose an average or median GRE in its class profile. I assume it’s because Kellogg’s GRE score does not favorably compare to other peer schools, though I could be wrong. In any case, you have taken yourself out of the IT …

Well, I really like the work experiences you would bring to the game as an MBA student. As you probably know, there is a shortage of candidates with real manufacturing experience so your work background brings a sorely needed diversity component to an elite MBA class. I think Kellogg is a great choice for you, given that background and your desire to work in the consumer products industry. Your GRE is in line, though Kellogg is one of the few schools that does not disclose an average or median GRE in its class profile. I assume it’s because Kellogg’s GRE score does not favorably compare to other peer schools, though I could be wrong. In any case, you have taken yourself out of the IT male Indian pool which will help you immensely at all the schools to which you apply. No less important, your extras show that you are a person who is ambitious for others. If you are viewed favorably in your interview, I would think you stand an excellent chance of being in Kellogg’s next MBA cohort. Good luck to you.

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