Naman S.

Naman S.

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Admit to Top Programs for Business, Public Policy, and Engineering

Studied at MIT Sloan

Works at EY-Parthenon

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Naman’s College Qualifications

10+ people coached for College

Open to working with clients outside the U.S.

I had a lot of varied interests in high school from robotics to debate, and when it came time for college applications, I had no idea what I wanted to do in the future. I was interested in the collaborative nature of business, enjoyed hands-on building with engineering, and also loved learning about current events and policy solutions through public policy. I spent a lot of time crafting a narrative that encompassed all my interests along a single thread, and spent effort creating individual supplements for each school. At the end of the day, my effort paid off and when it came time to choose between acceptances, I had gotten into Georgia Tech for Aerospace Engineering, NYU Stern for business, and Georgetown for public policy. I've since helped several others navigate the college application process with an emphasis on creating an essay and strategy that best reflects each student and their goals.

Naman can help with:

Editing

Interviews

School Selection

Application Strategy

Essays

Resume

Naman also coaches for MBA and Management Consulting. View all.

About Naman

Hi! My name is Naman Sarda and I recently graduated from Georgia Tech with a degree in Computer Engineering and a minor in pre-law. Even though I studied engineering, I always knew I wanted to do something with business which is why I got into consulting. I spent a lot of time and effort while I was in college to understand different career offerings in consulting positions throughout 4 internships at very different firms and projects. I've recruited for consulting successfully several times and helped deliver over 50 cases for other people to help them as well. Most recently, I applied to Deferred MBA programs and got interviews at 7 out of the 8 programs I applied to, as well as offers from 4, including the Yale Silver Scholars Program, MIT Sloan, and Northwestern.

Why do I coach?

I coach because I understand how hard it is to go through recruiting and application processes in the dark. I was lucky enough to have resources for consulting recruiting, and I want to make sure anyone who wants to get into the field has access to the same things I did. I went through the Deferred MBA admissions process largely by myself not even knowing others that were applying or who had done it in the past, and through research and personal experience, paved a way to tell my story. I now want to help other people tell theirs and save hours of time researching and stressing about the unknowns surrounding the process.