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How to select the perfect recommenders for your MBA application? Listen to our applicant Nimisha Asthana, who got into #INSEAD with #GMAT 710, as she talks about her journey. Want to talk to business school alumni in more detail and discuss your profile? Book a call here: https://lnkd.in/gyS9zWNS ♻️ Follow for more insider tips for your MBA applications. ----------- At MBA&Beyond, we ease admissions and applications for international MBA aspirants with top-notch consultation from a truly global panel of Consultants and Profile Experts. We also offer exclusive access to our alumni network, giving you firsthand insights and experiences from top MBA graduates while offering access to essay samples that have won acceptances and scholarships at zero-cost. Meet an expert to check if our consultation is the right fit for you: https://lnkd.in/gyS9zWNS #insead #gmat #mba #specialisation #consultants #lor #recommendation

🌟 Exciting news! 🌟 Join us for a live AMA (Ask Me Anything) session with Accepted admissions expert Michelle Stockman tomorrow, Thursday March 8 at noon ET, hosted by GMAT Club on Instagram! Whether you're considering pursuing an MBA or currently in the application process, this is your chance to get all your burning questions answered. Don't miss out on this opportunity to gain valuable insights and advice on navigating the world of MBA admissions. Mark your calendars and come prepared with your questions! #MBAadmissions #AMA #AdmissionsExpert #HigherEducation #CareerGoals #MBA #bschool #businessschool

On Tuesday, June 11 at 8:30 p.m. IST I will be speaking at GMAT Club’s MBA Spotlight. Through my presentation on “MBA Admissions: Everything you wanted to ask!” I will look to address: 1. Application strategies for:    a. Reapplicants   b. Candidates with less competitive test/academic scores    c. More experienced candidates   d. Younger candidates 2. Applying in Round 1 vs Round 2 3. Factors to consider when selecting business schools 4. How to manage your recommendations and get quality content from your recommenders 5. Applying with a test score vs with a test waiver 6. How to stand out in an over-represented pool among other concerns most candidates tend to have. Do attend if you have any questions about any of these topics or wish to have any specific questions answered. I will also be available at my booth through most of the event in case you wish to have any personal questions clarified. I hope to see you at my booth on Tuesday June 11 at 8:30 p.m. IST! #MBA #masters #GMAT #GRE

Confused about the differences between GMAT Focus, GMAT, and GRE? 🤔 Let’s clear it up! Each exam has its own unique features and advantages. Understanding these differences can help you make the best choice for your goals. Swipe through to learn more about each test: #GMATFocus: Tailored for business school applicants, it emphasizes skills crucial for success in MBA programs. #GMAT: The standard test for MBA admissions, known for its quantitative and verbal sections, and widely accepted by business schools. #GRE: Offers flexibility and is accepted by both business and other graduate programs. Known for its broader approach to testing verbal and quantitative reasoning. Have questions about which test is right for you? Drop a comment below! 👇 ♻️ Repost this to keep your network ahead of the curve. ♻️ Follow for more useful tips to ease your MBA application journey. ----------- At MBA&Beyond, we ease admissions and applications for international MBA aspirants with top-notch consultation from a truly global panel of Consultants and Profile Experts. We also offer exclusive access to our alumni network, giving you firsthand insights and experiences from top MBA graduates while offering access to essay samples that have won acceptances and scholarships at zero-cost. Meet an expert to check if our consultation is the right fit for you: https://lnkd.in/gd7XYyyk #business #careers #mbatests #testscores #gmat

MBA Myth Monday👩🎓: Think a low GMAT score blocks your path to top MBA programs? Think again! Just look at Booth, where admitted scores for the Class of 2025 ranged from 600 to 780. Admissions committees look for well-rounded candidates, not just high scorers. Highlighting your unique experiences and how you’ll bring value and diversity to your dream program is key—let your story lead the way. #ivyadvisors #MBAmythMonday #mba #bschool #mbaadmissions #mbaapplicant #gmat

⚠️7-8PM TONIGHT ⚠️ Planning to apply to business school in 2024? It is not too early to start planning! By taking action NOW, you can dramatically improve your chances of gaining admission to a top MBA program in the coming years. Indeed, it is never too soon (and certainly not too late) to take several crucial steps to shape your MBA candidacy. RSVP https://hubs.la/Q02qKQT90 Join Nisha Trivedi, mbaMission Senior Consultant, as she discusses: 👉Creating your 10-month (and beyond) timeline 👉Factors admissions officers evaluate each candidate on 👉How to assess your own quantitative and qualitative factors to better anticipate how you will be viewed by the admissions committees...and what you can do to improve that assessment 👉Getting "stats ready" including accelerating personal goals, getting your target GMAT or GRE score, taking additional coursework, and more #mba #mbaadmissioons #mba2024 #mbaplan #bschool #businessschool #GMATprep #GREprep

Getting admitted to top MBA programs is extremely competitive, with acceptance rates as low as 6-7% at the most selective schools like Stanford and Harvard. The average GMAT score, GPA, and work experience required to be a competitive applicant are very high - for example, Harvard Business School's latest entering class had an average GMAT of 730 and GPA of 3.7. However, the rewards of earning an MBA from a top program can be significant. Graduates often see a substantial boost in their earning potential, with the average starting salary for MBA hires ranging from $125,000 to $155,000 at the top 10 business schools.  That's where Guidance Forever can make all the difference. Our expert admissions counselors have deep expertise in the MBA admissions process and a track record of helping students gain acceptance to their dream schools. We'll work closely with you to craft a compelling application that showcases your unique strengths and differentiates you from the competition. Through personalized guidance on everything from GMAT/GRE prep to essay writing to interview preparation, we'll equip you with the tools and strategies to maximize your chances of securing a spot at a top MBA program. Take the first step towards transforming your career path - let Guidance Forever be your guide For Information: www.Guidanceforever.org #MBAAdmissions #TopMBASchools #StanfordMBA #HarvardMBA #MBAApplication #GMATPrep #MBAJourney #BusinessSchool #BschoolBound #FutureMBA #MBAGoals #MBAApplicants #MBAInterviewPrep #GuidanceForever #CareerTransformation #MBAInspiration #MBAConsultant #BschoolDreams #Admitted #MBAClass #NextGenLeaders

Hi everyone!     I am collating a list of salient points that folks looking to apply for MBA in UK have asked me and my learnings from the process.     A small caveat, this is my experience, which could be significantly different than the experience of members of my cohort. The idea of jotting these points down is to give a broad idea on how I approached the application process.    ▶ Research   Before making the decision on whether to give GMAT or GRE, I made a detailed Excel sheet (snippet attached) of B-schools I would ideally want an admit from. The list consisted of 25 schools. I used QS ranking, Poets&Quants, Sam Weeks LinkedIn, GMAT Club, My MBA Path and (of course) the individual school website to curate the information. The Excel helped me with the following:  - Make a decision to give GRE  - Set expectation of LORs  - More information about schools from an organizational behavior and strategy perspective (areas I wanted to learn)   ▶ GMAT/GRE  I chose GRE over GMAT because I personally felt it was more important to play to my strengths (verbal) than confer to what schools could potentially prefer. I also knew GRE would be manageable with my work at that point of time. I used GregMat, can’t refer him enough - he is fantabulous! to get my prep out of the way.    I gave my first attempt in May, because I wanted to keep a buffer in case I needed to make an attempt again, which in reality I had to. The second attempt was in July and I scored enough to get my foot in the door.    ▶ In general approach to application  Once the worry of GRE was out of the way, I made a list of B schools across countries that I would apply for in each round. This helped me stay on track!    Please be cautious that a lot of the applications deadlines are very close to each other, and each application is unique from an essay perspective. I will deep dive about Oxford application specifically in my next post!    I am also planning to make a post on scholarships! If there are any other specific topics that I should consider, please feel free to share with me.    Please do not hesitate to reach out. I will do my best to assist you! I am here because of the kindness of a lot of people before me and I would love to pay it forward. #mba #mbaabroad #oxford #gre #gmat #mbaapplication

What are the benefits of earning an MBA? When might be the best time to pursue an MBA? How do business schools view applicants through the admissions process? Fisher College of Business Executive Director for Graduate Programs, Paul North, sat down with Poets & Quants and colleagues from other schools around the country to answer these questions and give tips to those curious about an MBA. Watch now: https://hubs.li/Q02T09YS0 #BusinessBuckeyes #FisherMBA #MBA #BusinessSchool

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