Profile Evaluation Request : Kellogg

My question - I'd want to know if I have chance of making it to Kellogg (preferably 1 year program with a scholarship).

Indian, Male, 29 yo
Score: 730 GMAT
Pre-MBA industry: Consulting
Post-MBA industry: Health Care (preferably but flexible)
Work Exp: >5 years in total till now, aiming for 2024 intake
1. Experience Associate at PwC (present)
2. Demand Planning Manager (Cipla, Indian pharma)
3. Consultant (Bristlecone, digital supply chain consulting)

Education: Both prestigious Indian schools
1. MiM, IIT Bombay - 7.5/10 (good extracurricular)
2. B.Tech., NIT Jalandhar - 6.75/10 (good extracurricular)

Extracurricular:
1. Pro-bono consulting in marketing for a startup that sells women's hygiene products
2. Volunteering at an NGO involved in sustainability

Looking for: Want to join LDP, Biz Dev, Corporate Strategy, or consulting (preference in this order)

Thanks a lot!

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1124816 wrote:My question - I'd want to know if I have chance of making it to Kellogg (preferably 1 year program with a scholarship).

Indian, Male, 29 yo
Score: 730 GMAT
Pre-MBA industry: Consulting
Post-MBA industry: Health Care (preferably but flexible)
Work Exp: >5 years in total till now, aiming for 2024 intake
1. Experience Associate at PwC (present)
2. Demand Planning Manager (Cipla, Indian pharma)
3. Consultant (Bristlecone, digital supply chain consulting)

Education: Both prestigious Indian schools
1. MiM, IIT Bombay - 7.5/10 (good extracurricular)
2. B.Tech., NIT Jalandhar - 6.75/10 (good extracurricular)

Extracurricular:
1. Pro-bono consulting in marketing for a startup that sells women's hygiene products
2. Volunteering at an NGO involved in sustainability

Looking for: Want to join LDP, Biz Dev, Corporate Strategy, or consulting (preference in this order)

Thanks a lot!

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Hello 1124816,

Thanks for writing in.

With a prior management degree, the IIT and NIT pedigree, as well as professional experience with firms such as PwC and Cipla, you have a lot working for you. The GMAT looks in decent shape as well considering you are looking to apply to the 1-year program.

Profile-wise, you have a good shot; however, a lot also depends on how well your strengths are presented through a set of compelling essays that also tie up your experience with your future career goals in a logical manner.

Hope this helps.

All the best!
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