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2 years as a Project Manager (official title is project assistant) of many global projects on Electric Vehicles for global customers. My projects accounted for 20% of the team’s revenue. 4 years as a Project Manager at one of the top global firms, my duty includes internal operation consulting, process enhancement, etc. I directly reported to MD.
Target School: INSEAD
Considering: N U Singapore, Foster School of Business, USC Marshall
See More Profiles For: INSEAD
Application Status: Open
Undergrad School: New York University
Undergrad Major: Business
GPA: 3.2
GMAT: 670
Age: 30, Ethnicity: Asian or Indian
Extracurriculars: Blockchain Start-up, Mentor for NGOs
Title: Project Manager
Industry: Banking & Finance
Company: Fortune 100 Top 10
Length of Employment: 4 yrs, 3 mos
Title: Project Assistant
Industry: Power / Energy
Company: Top Firm
Length of Employment: 2 yrs
Family Business in Retail Business. (Rev: >$20M) or alternatively, working for tech or e-commerce company, which is related to my family business.
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You would bring powerful and highly valuable experience in a hot growth area–electric vehicles–to an MBA classroom. Your role as project manager is relevant as well because it means you have leadership experience on a global scale. But here’s the problem: Your 670 GMAT and your 3.2 GPA will raise red flags at INSEAD where professors have a role in admissions. You will be competing against candidates with 700 plus GMAT scores and 3.8 GPAs and they may not have the compelling work experience you have but those academic scores are likely be impress faculty more. The tough love advice for you is to get that GMAT score up, particularly because you need it to offset a below-average GPA for the MBA programs you are …
You would bring powerful and highly valuable experience in a hot growth area–electric vehicles–to an MBA classroom. Your role as project manager is relevant as well because it means you have leadership experience on a global scale. But here’s the problem: Your 670 GMAT and your 3.2 GPA will raise red flags at INSEAD where professors have a role in admissions. You will be competing against candidates with 700 plus GMAT scores and 3.8 GPAs and they may not have the compelling work experience you have but those academic scores are likely be impress faculty more. The tough love advice for you is to get that GMAT score up, particularly because you need it to offset a below-average GPA for the MBA programs you are targeting. I think a 700 GMAT could make a real big difference for you at INSEAD. I do think you’ll get an admit or two from the schools on your list, though I also would recommend adding a couple more schools.
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