Hi, I would like to know if it makes sense for me to apply to ISB. Following is my career graph.
10th 91.4% CBSE
12th 73.33% State Board
B.Tech(IT) 7.17 Cgpa State University
GMAT 1st attempt with minimal preparation: 600.
Targeting 700 plus this time
Exp: 10 months Worked as a sales representative for a Private company.Was interested in getting into sales n marketing field. Did door to door selling, flash selling. Learnt the nitty gritties of selling various products. Got promoted after achieving my sales targets.
1 year as a software engineer in Capgemini. Was the point of contact of my training batch. Facilitated successful training of my batch. Was the management committee member and host of future leader's club there. Won best speaker award in toastmasters club for public speaking.
9 months as the cofounder of my own startup which was the offline model of bigbasket.com and added my own ideas according to local market conditions and limited funding and resources. Managed it successfully and handed it over to my partners. Wanted to continue with it but the market was small and couldnt find investors to expand.
Presently in Infosys as a software engineer for since Feb 2015.
Lots of awards n prizes in inter school athletic events. Head boy of school.Class monitor for 4 consecutive years bcos of my leadership ability. Only student from my school to take part in leadership development program conducted by Y.M.C.A.
Known for my oratory skills throughout my life.
Learning from life? It's not always about numbers. Its about people. I was good with people rather than numbers and equations bcos people and their behaviour fascinated me.i am good at managing people bcos I look at them as human beings with emotions and problems. In order to b a successful leader u must understand people first. Numbers will follow.
I have struggled in my life, achieved success, tasted defeat and yet have always learnt from life to look for the silver lining
Why MBA??
Bcos I need to know the technicalities of business before I start my venture again. Half knowledge is a dangerous thing. Though I have some experience in selling and managing people, I need to learn a lot more in this ever changing world.
Kindly advice. Thanks for reading patiently.