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10 Jun 2016, 20:54
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sir,
I am 34 (female) done MCA in 2011.But no job exp because of some personal prob.Now I want to start my career with fresh.Am I eligilble for gmat will I get any good college and If suppose I get it then whether I will get placement.Plss reply.
I am 34 (female) done MCA in 2011.But no job exp because of some personal prob.Now I want to start my career with fresh.Am I eligilble for gmat will I get any good college and If suppose I get it then whether I will get placement.Plss reply.
11 Jun 2016, 10:19
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pooja mehta
Hi Pooja,
there is no limit of age to give GMAT, however chances of getting into a TOP MBA school in US goes down drastically at that age.
However B-schools in India have taken students upto 38-40. These schools include ISB, IIMA but you have to have a strong application and a good GMAT score.
Schools do look at your employability beyond MBA and if they select you for a program, it is likely that they consider you fit to be employed post MBA..
So you can pursue your dream.
regards
Chetan
11 Jun 2016, 11:49
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Hi pooja mehta,
Many Business School Programs expect applicants to have a certain amount of quality Work Experience before they apply. Certain Schools will sometimes make exceptions (if you don't have any Work Experience) and there are Schools that don't require Work Experience - although you'll likely have to 'make up' for that lack of experience in other areas of your application. You might want to research this issue in a bit more detail - put together a list of Schools that interest you, then research them and see what each of their specific applications requires.
GMAT assassins aren't born, they're made,
Rich
Many Business School Programs expect applicants to have a certain amount of quality Work Experience before they apply. Certain Schools will sometimes make exceptions (if you don't have any Work Experience) and there are Schools that don't require Work Experience - although you'll likely have to 'make up' for that lack of experience in other areas of your application. You might want to research this issue in a bit more detail - put together a list of Schools that interest you, then research them and see what each of their specific applications requires.
GMAT assassins aren't born, they're made,
Rich
