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Re: Mba from US schools at 30 [#permalink]
In addition to the above comments, I think it's also important to consider the attitude of individual schools. Harvard, for example, seems to have an admissions 'sweet spot' at around 2-3 years' work experience, and the number of admits declines quite rapidly thereafter.

Do your research, particularly looking at the age / work experience bellcurves. Of course, if you are an exceptional candidate then age should not be a problem at any institution... but by familiarising yourself with individual institutions' (unofficial) attitudes to age, then you can optimise your chances.
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Re: Mba from US schools at 30 [#permalink]
jackon wrote:
hello guys

is it advisable to apply to full time program in US for MBA two year one with 700 if you are turning 30 soon..i am from india so internatinoal candidate with 6+ years of work exp.please advise


You might be surprised to know that you will fill in the most common age bracket at most of the business schools in the US. This may be different in B schools in India such as IIMs as they tend to take a lot of freshers while in the US, work exp is almost required, if not compulsory! So keep age aside and apply with full force.

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