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Aug 13 at 12:39am
rajatsiwach wrote:2021 batch Undergrad, CGPA: 9.04, GMAT: 720, 6 weeks Aiesec internship in greece (volunteer work), state level Basketball (twice) and Badminton (once), two merit based scholarship during undergrad, internship at Samsung Electronics, 10 months FT at a startup - Koinly (really good relationship with founder for a LOR), 1.5 years at ZS Associates as DAA - coordinating with US clients and other stakeholders and Argentina team members.
Aug 13 at 03:28am
Aug 13 at 11:21pm
rajatsiwach wrote:@MBAPrepCoach could you please review this profile as well
Aug 13 at 11:36pm
sv2023 wrote:Hi requesting a profile evaluation- Indian female with 4 years of work ex as a data science consultant at a fortune global 500 company. Have lead teams of 3, so have leadership experience and have worked with international clients throughout my tenure. Masters and Bachelors in Economics. Masters GPA- 7.83, Undergrad %age- 78.65% GMAT- 730(Q48, V42, IR5, AWA-yet to come) Have some volunteering experience as a teacher volunteer and have held leadership positions in clubs in my undergrad.
Aug 13 at 11:55pm
Aug 14 at 12:51am
sv2023 wrote:Hi requesting a profile evaluation- Indian female with 4 years of work ex as a data science consultant at a fortune global 500 company. Have lead teams of 3, so have leadership experience and have worked with international clients throughout my tenure.
Masters and Bachelors in Economics.
Masters GPA- 7.83, Undergrad %age- 78.65%
GMAT- 730(Q48, V42, IR5, AWA-yet to come)
Have some volunteering experience as a teacher volunteer and have held leadership positions in clubs in my undergrad.
Hi requesting a profile evaluation- Indian female with 4 years of work ex as a data science consultant at a fortune global 500 company. Have lead teams of 3, so have leadership experience and have worked with international clients throughout my tenure.
Masters and Bachelors in Economics.
Masters GPA- 7.83, Undergrad %age- 78.65%
GMAT- 730(Q48, V42, IR5, AWA-yet to come)
Have some volunteering experience as a teacher volunteer and have held leadership positions in clubs in my undergrad.
Aug 15 at 06:31am
MBAPrepCoach wrote:Hi there, my concern is that you’re just too young or you graduated from college just too recently. INSEAD really prefers seasoned applicants and I really think you need at least three or four years out to be competitive, preferably five or six. I have helped someone with your level of experience get in, but he had a very impressive track record of impact. They say that they generally require more experience because it takes that long to have that level of impact, which isn’t always the case but it’s the exception. Research the value add/impact/long term value you delivered at ZS, and at a startup you should be prime positioned to show results and evidence of moving the needle. I do think that you want to bump up your GMAT a little bit or take the GRE if you feel you have maxed out the GMAT. There are so many Indian male engineering applicants and with the country 13% max, they are spoiled for choice when it comes to the GMAT. I really like the international internship, and I think experience in Greece is somewhat unique. Incidentally I won a scholarship in high school to live in Greece. It was pretty confusing with the Cyrillic alphabet lol. I like that you’re dealing with Argentinian team members. As you know you need to have an exit language and so you might want to start studying Spanish if you haven’t already. This might show more solid intentions with INSEAD.
Aug 16 at 01:34am
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Sep 3 at 10:17am
Kudron wrote:Hello,
I am requesting a profile evaluation. Did the GMAT online today and did not go as expected so now I am a bit worried about that and asking for advice.
I was planning on applying for round 1, application is basically done with the help of an admission consultant and was just waiting for the GMAT.
Target program: INSEAD MBA
Italian, Male, 29, 3 years of work experience in Finance for a Fortune 500 Oil & Gas company
Undergraduate in Development Economics and International cooperation with 106/110
Msc in Business Administration with 108/110
Both of them from an italian public university - not strong international recognition unfortunately
Very strong international exposure, half of my team is around the world, and I work everyday with international teams. I have won a company award for the "Care" Value and one for enhancing my soft skills through a leadership course. Not much formal leadership experience, some informal leadership experience (managed some important projects and mentored 2 people)
GMAT: 670 (Q49, V33, IR 5)
IELTS 8.0 (Reading 9.0 Listening 8.5 Speaking 7.5 Writing 7.0)
On my application I'm stressing the diversity of my profile (coming from a humanistic background in high school, studied mixed topics in undergrad). Interested in switching to the tech sector. Very reflective and self-improving. Former competitive gymnast.
I have good recommendation letters from 2 Senior Finance Managers.
Thanks to everyone who will help me
P.S. just for knowledge I got a stronger than expected mark in Quant, and a much weaker than expected in Verbal. Usually ranging aroung Q46 V42. Wondering if I should wait for Round 2 or later and focus in improving the GMAT score
Sep 4 at 12:31am
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Sep 4 at 10:24pm
FrenchyQuant wrote:FrenchyQuant INSEAD Alumna here. Your profile is solid for INSEAD. But since you mentioned that you are not interested in EMBA/GEMBA, its better you block sometime with the INSEAD admissions office to get firsthand clarity on whether they would even entertain a profile of a 40+ student in the regular MBA class. If you get a positive read, surely go ahead and apply, but for all I can say, any advice that you receive on this forum is all speculation due to your very specific requirements. Otherwise, you check all the boxes for getting an admit, so you would be a good fit. --- Hi, thanks for your reply. Actually, I see things the other way: in 2023, why wouldn’t they accept?MBAGuide wrote:![]()
Sep 5 at 01:41pm
FrenchyQuant wrote:Hi,
Looking for a profile evaluation - target program is INSEAD MBA, not interested at all in any other B-school nor in EMBA.
Applying for R2 (class of J25).
Bunch of friends and family graduated from INSEAD, and pushing strong since ages, so already having tons of insights - and also in desperate need for a 150% independent eye.
Non MBA classical background - European man, 40 yo, 15+ years of work, mixing entrepreneurship, mechanical engineering with a blue chip firm, few years consulting with a B4 firm, and now currently working in a role in between technical expertise and sales development with a global insurance group.
Corporate leadership experience with entrepreneurship (teams up to 10) and consulting (managed 5 junior consultants within the scope of missions), now having a role with dotted line management.
Significant international exposure since 6 years (Europe/South East Asia/Middle East/Latin America), lived abroad years ago, life partner abroad.
Graduated in France - Master's in engineering from top-3 college (graduated as a full time working student with a 3.5 GPA), and Master's in management with a major in quantitative finance from one of the top 3 French business schools, both with Honors.
GMAT : 710
MBA goals :
Strong achievements and demonstrated adaptability and ability to manage complexity, but always in quant stuff or organizational challenges, and unfortunately sticking to that for too long now.
Three targets : (i) break the dual 'quant and organization expert' paradigm for good, (ii) reposition to sales/business development and/or strategy in financial services and get access to general management positions, (iii) change geography.
Too late for aiming non realistic MBB or IB goals, but quite open to any interesting opportunities anyway - who knows ?
Thx!
Sep 5 at 02:05pm
Kudron wrote:Hello,
I am requesting a profile evaluation. Did the GMAT online today and did not go as expected so now I am a bit worried about that and asking for advice.
I was planning on applying for round 1, application is basically done with the help of an admission consultant and was just waiting for the GMAT.
Target program: INSEAD MBA
Italian, Male, 29, 3 years of work experience in Finance for a Fortune 500 Oil & Gas company
Undergraduate in Development Economics and International cooperation with 106/110
Msc in Business Administration with 108/110
Both of them from an italian public university - not strong international recognition unfortunately
Very strong international exposure, half of my team is around the world, and I work everyday with international teams. I have won a company award for the "Care" Value and one for enhancing my soft skills through a leadership course. Not much formal leadership experience, some informal leadership experience (managed some important projects and mentored 2 people)
GMAT: 670 (Q49, V33, IR 5)
IELTS 8.0 (Reading 9.0 Listening 8.5 Speaking 7.5 Writing 7.0)
On my application I'm stressing the diversity of my profile (coming from a humanistic background in high school, studied mixed topics in undergrad). Interested in switching to the tech sector. Very reflective and self-improving. Former competitive gymnast.
I have good recommendation letters from 2 Senior Finance Managers.
Thanks to everyone who will help me
P.S. just for knowledge I got a stronger than expected mark in Quant, and a much weaker than expected in Verbal. Usually ranging aroung Q46 V42. Wondering if I should wait for Round 2 or later and focus in improving the GMAT score
Sep 11 at 04:58am
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