Is My Profile Good Enough For Top Universities?

[QFAspirant]

Hi everyone,

I'm going to apply for a Masters in Financial Engineering for fall'20. It is my humble request to please evaluate my profile and give some suggestions for improvements.

1) Undergraduate Degree & CGPA:- Information Technology(2016); 8.2/10
2) Work Exp & Internships:- 2 years work exp at government organization in India as a python developer. 3 Internships in Derivatives Trading and Equity Research.
3) Finance Coursework:- a) Completed "Leading With Finance" from Harvard Business School Online; b) Multiple online courses from Coursera in Financial Market from Coursera with above 90% in all.
4) Math & Statistics Coursework:- Math course for Financial Engineers from the University of California, Berkeley; b) Game theory courses from Coursera with grades; c) Statistics courses from Stanford Online; d) Pursuing Graduate Certification in Quantitative Methods in Finance from Stanford Univerity ( completed the autumn semester with Excellent Grade (A+)
5) Programming: Skilled in Python, R, Matlab, SQL. Pursuing Machine Learning Nanodegree from Udacity.
6) Other Things: a) Incoming Summer School candidate(July-August 2019) at the London School of Economics (LSE) for "Introduction to Financial Mathematics" course; b) Attended AIBC (Asia Investment & Banking conference) at Hong Kong in 2018, and participated in Sales and Trading Competition; c) Silver level candidate on WorldQuant's Websim portal (developing trading strategies).
7) GRE/Toefl:- Yet to give.

I would greatly appreciate your reviews and improvement suggestions.

Thanks in advance.

 

[QFAspirant]

Is anybody willing to help?

 

[Michsund]

no

 

[Michsund]

lol jk. You seem fine, it's just that there is so many of these that you can look at past one and have a great sense on what weak points you may have

 

[MRoss]

Very average.

Your GRE will be a huge determining factor. Then of course, it is how you present yourself to the application committee, recommendation letters, etc.

 

[Beep Boop]

That's a lot of MOOCs...those things tend to not hold a candle to actual in-person lectures. They are tremendously useful, no doubt, but their value as qualifications is iffy as best, imo.