Hi Rishabh,

If you need a template as well as some sample "perfect" resumes please DM me and I'll be happy to provide them!

Hi,

There might be many factors that influence the decision:

1. University brand and relevance of the educational field
2. GPA
3. The office you are applying to (Competition, Languages, work permit, etc)
4. Extracurricular activities:

• Launching your own venture and entrepreneurial activities (even failing them is fine)
• Grants / scholarships - even better if related to some research or entrepreneurial projects
• Projects for companies - you may consider doing a free project for the company or a startup or writing a case that future grads will use
• Volunteer / social activities. I would aim at the activities where you can have a leadership role. Organizing some club may work as well.
• Case Competitions-especially the ones organized by your target company
• Researches / articles published in well-known sources

As far I understand you still don't have that much of work experience so you will be assessed both by your graduate activities and by your career moves so far:

• Brand of the company
• Career growth and achievements
• Postgraduate extracurricular activities
• The relevance of your engineering field (e.g. engineering in Oil & Gas is very relevant for particular offices)

It also helps to get a referral. Pls find more information regarding the referral here:

https://www.preplounge.com/en/consulting-forum/what-is-a-referral-really-1103#a2129

Now regarding the chances:

1. You need work experience, in any case. There are not that many cases of getting an MBA right after undergrad and in these cases, the candidates usually have issues with recruiting due to lack of work experience
2. Engineering work experience might be relevant, but I am not sure what kind of engineering you are talking about.
3. You can apply right now after undergrad (but still you need to have at least some internships in your resume)

Best,