Berkeley / Haas - 06-26-2024 | Clear Admit ApplyWire

June 26, 2024 12:03pm ET

Applying: Berkeley / Haas, Cambridge / Judge, Carnegie Mellon / Tepper, Columbia, Cornell / Johnson, Dartmouth / Tuck, Duke / Fuqua, Harvard Business School, Indian School of Business, Johns Hopkins / Carey, Michigan / Ross, MIT Sloan, Northwestern / Kellogg, NYU Stern, Oxford / Saïd, Rice / Jones, Stanford GSB, U. Chicago Booth, UPenn / Wharton, USC / Marshall, Yale SOM

Pre-MBA Career: Software Development

Post-MBA Target Industry: Technology Companies: Amazon , Apple , Facebook , Google , Hewlett Packard , LinkedIn , Microsoft , Oracle , Twitter , Uber

GPA: 3.4

Years of Work Experience: 4

Location: India

Post MBA Location: USA/India

Notes:

Indian, Tier 1 undergraduate university in India, Some college club member, organized some small college events, working in a software/AI startup.

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alexbr4 Verified User. Likes Earned: 1607 When are you planning to take the GMAT or GRE? That will be important. Targeting the first rounds, where you can, will also be very important; your profile might be over-represented in the pool.

Showing impact and growth at work is important. Are you also involved in activities outside of work?

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blazing-warlord Likes Earned: 0 GMAT in a few months, will end up around 720-730 based on mocks. Outside work, some basic level volunteering, when I can. Maintaining a blog since 2019, 23K+ views and counting, self-published a book. Play sports for the company team in local tournaments but short while only. (0)

alexbr4 Verified User. Likes Earned: 1607 Will you still be able to target the first rounds, given your GMAT schedule? When will you publish your book? What is the topic? (0)

alexbr4 Verified User. Likes Earned: 1607 Ahhh, see it’s already published (0)

blazing-warlord Likes Earned: 0 I am open even to try next year if I can really do something by then. I am just looking at an overview and chances at T7, considering my current profile. (0)

alexbr4 Verified User. Likes Earned: 1607 Key will be a strong GMAT score and targeting the first rounds, as a potentially over-represented candidate. Best of luck! (0)