I started my preparation on Jul. Studied for a week and left it out because of my hectic schedule in work, marriage preparations and my distance learning PGDBA. I have enough time now. So, Just started my preparation today. I'm in a position that I need to join my MBA in 2009.
About me:
I did my engineering and got 84% overall.
84% and 87% in my school level also.
Having 3.7 years of experience in IT Marketing
Asian-Woman
Not very good in English. Moderate
Good in Maths ( As per my school and college math studies)
Please let me know if you can answers my below questions.
1. Which is the best time to apply? Round 2 or Round 3?
2. How long would it take for essays, recommendations (I've already told to my employer that I might need a recommendation. So, its not a problem)
3. How much time is needed to prepare from the scratch? No touch for almost 4 years (excluding that 1 weeks)
Please help me. Based on your suggestions and my own plan, I'm going to schedule the exam.
Thanks for the help,
Umaa
2nd Round or 3rd Round?
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Which schools do you wish to apply to? And how much time do you have to set aside to dedicate to GMAT preparation and then application writing?
1) Round 2 is in many cases advantageous over round 1 (the good news however, is that there is a negligible difference between round 1 & round 2)
2) Recommendations -- Best to give 1-2 months, depending on how many schools you are applying to.
3) Varies widely based on how many schools, which schools, and how much time you have to prepare.
Best,
Jon
1) Round 2 is in many cases advantageous over round 1 (the good news however, is that there is a negligible difference between round 1 & round 2)
2) Recommendations -- Best to give 1-2 months, depending on how many schools you are applying to.
3) Varies widely based on how many schools, which schools, and how much time you have to prepare.
Best,
Jon
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Hi Umaa,
Adding to the previous posters feedback, Round 3 (usually the last round one can apply) is the most difficult round to get admissions. By then 90-95% (and perhaps even higher) of the class has been selected. I believe you are better off applying the following year to better your chances.
Regards,
N
Adding to the previous posters feedback, Round 3 (usually the last round one can apply) is the most difficult round to get admissions. By then 90-95% (and perhaps even higher) of the class has been selected. I believe you are better off applying the following year to better your chances.
Regards,
N
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