I (22F) am an Indian, targetting international MBA (top schools across SE Asia > UK > US - INSEAD, NUS would be ideal) in the 2026 intake. I am seeking guidance about my profile and specifically if I should add more diversity to my profile by making a switch/taking up new projects in the 1 year I have before applying.
Sharing my professional details in reverse chronological order:
2 years workex, and currently working, at a mid-scale e-commerce startup in India as in product management; this place has a good culture, so I have learnt quite a lot and also got promoted 6 months back
BA (Hons) Economics from one of the top colleges in India (SRCC, DU) for non-tech higher studies; was actively involved in many societies, did a lot of internships and have a 9+ CGPA as well
Don't think this would matter, but I have a very good score (98%+) in school as well
Like mentioned above, please help me specifically with how to make the most of this 1 year before I apply to increase my chances for an admit.
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