Varies from applicant to applicant. But the most common ones in my experience are 1. Lack of persistence 2. Stamina 3. Reading comprehension 4. Attitude. (Start looking for the amazing things on GMAT
Well- even though it is hard for a regular applicant to REALLY identify “What really matters to him, and why?” primarily because not all of us are very well connected with our own existence- not many of us really
Think about it this way- You should do a gap analysis and understand where is it that you want to be in life in 3 to 4 years from now. I mean- If you see yourself working at a product manager in Google, Amazon etc
Dear Applicants, Why am I writing? I have a very strong feeling that 97% of the readers think that ISB is cheaper than any US Top 10 MBA program. Well, I am writing to offer the best comparison possible between ISB and a US Top 10-business school.
GMAT policy states that a student cannot take the test more than 8 times in their entire lifetime. It also states the limit for a 12-month period
I wanted to share one of my recent posts with you all. A lot of you have similar questions on how to construct your short term and long term goals and you end up picking random industries and functions.
A lot depends on where you want to be in your life. I mean- it is a choice of the country as opposed to choice of the schools while comparing UT Austin, Ross, and Tepper.
This article will give you a very decent understanding of how generalists operate and the remuneration structure. You are asking for a top MBA program.
I wanted to write to you and outline the key points that will help your recommenders in drafting a letter of recommendation that will be taken seriously.
It is important to find the right B-School among the most aspired and reputed. One that offers an excellent track record, high quality education, and a pick at one of the best corporates.
Think about it this way- You should do a gap analysis and understand where is it that you want to be in life in 3 to 4 years from now. I mean- If you see yourself working at a product manager in Google, Amazon etc,
Think about it this way- You should do a gap analysis and understand where is it that you want to be in life in 3 to 4 years from now. I mean- If you see yourself working at a product manager in Google, Amazon etc,
