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Having lived in 7 cities in India, I greatly appreciate the importance of a strong community and cultural diversity. I hold a double major in economics and electronics engineering, and am passionate about the creating a positive impact on the society through business initiatives.
Target School: Chicago Booth
Considering: London Business School, Wharton, Kellogg SOM, Columbia, Yale
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Application Status: Open
Undergrad School: Birla Institute of Technology & Science - Pilani
Undergrad Major: Economics, Electronics & Communication Engineering
GPA: 9.18/10
GMAT: 740
Age: 26, Ethnicity: Asian or Indian
Extracurriculars: City Manager at a non profit - lead a team of 250 volunteers in the city supporting 150 children in shelter homes, Vice President, University Cultural Association - led the orgranisation of a 5 day cultural event for the entire university, University Security and Hospitality Department Team Lead - Managed logistics and hospitality for univeristy cultural event with 2000 participants
Title: Equity Research Associate
Industry: Banking & Finance
Company: Fortune 500
Length of Employment: 3 yrs, 2 mos
Collaborated with multiple regional teams to introduce three new sector-specific research products. Pioneered ESG focused research and investment thesis for metals & mining sector. Seconded to the London office of the firm within 3 months of joining.
Professional goal: Pivot to consulting (MBB preferably) with the focus on social impact centric projects. Personal: Gain international experience and how business thought processes and strategies can be translated across geographies.
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So you have very strong academic bonafides, due to the high grades you achieved during your undergraduate studies and your 740 GMAT score, that immediately make you a solid candidate. Add to that, your impressive work experience at a Fortune 500 global bank, with a move to London from India, and your stellar extras and you are an applicant that will definitely get an interview at Booth. Your post-MBA goal makes sense and very much feels like it would be something of a linear progression from where you are at now. If you can impress Booth at your interview and have strong recommendations, I see little reason for the school to turn you away. I also think you’ll experience success at at least several of …
So you have very strong academic bonafides, due to the high grades you achieved during your undergraduate studies and your 740 GMAT score, that immediately make you a solid candidate. Add to that, your impressive work experience at a Fortune 500 global bank, with a move to London from India, and your stellar extras and you are an applicant that will definitely get an interview at Booth. Your post-MBA goal makes sense and very much feels like it would be something of a linear progression from where you are at now. If you can impress Booth at your interview and have strong recommendations, I see little reason for the school to turn you away. I also think you’ll experience success at at least several of your other targets, assuming you execute well on the applications. The one drawback, as you no doubt know, is that there are a lot of Indian candidates in the pools of the schools you’ve chosen so the competition there is pretty tough. It’s possible that Booth might find other Indian women with similar backgrounds that it simply likes more than you. I hope not but that is the reality of elite MBA admissions. Good luck to you.
Great job on the GMAT! Did you take it more than once?
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