Subham built a media-cum-education startup for three years and successfully exited the company to India’s largest media conglomerate. He also led a team of three to build an AI-based virtual fitness mobile app and sold it to a fitness startup and published a patent on apparatus for bone cement dispensing, mixing and injecting in order to make bone surgeries safer.
But he’s more than a successful entrepreneur as well: For two years, he worked as a junior analyst in investment banking for JPMorgan.
Now he wants to get an MBA to transition into venture capital or private equity at one of the big trinity business schools: Stanford, Harvard, or Wharton. With a 3.62 GPA from Punjab Engineering College and a GMAT score of 690, his candidacy raises the question: Does a star young founder need an MBA at all?
In this episode of Friday’s With Sandy, HBSGuru.com Founder Sandy Kreisberg assesses Subham’s chances and addresses the very question he has posed. poetsandquants.com/2024/05/11...
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9 май 2024
