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21 Nov 2022, 00:23
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I have received an offer letter from my backup school, NTU (Nanyang) Singapore, with only 5 days to decide.
Should I accept it or wait for the other results? (Dream: HEC, INSEAD. Normal: Warwick, Imperial. Will apply to: Mannheim/HHL). Do I have a good chance at the UK/Germany Schools? This dilemma is causing me great distress due to the extremely short notice. Would really appreciate the insights.
My Brief Profile: Indian, 3+ years in Software Dev in a Global Top 5 Product company, GMAT 710, GPA 3.5/4. Aim: moving to Product Management in Europe (APAC as backup).
Should I accept it or wait for the other results? (Dream: HEC, INSEAD. Normal: Warwick, Imperial. Will apply to: Mannheim/HHL). Do I have a good chance at the UK/Germany Schools? This dilemma is causing me great distress due to the extremely short notice. Would really appreciate the insights.
My Brief Profile: Indian, 3+ years in Software Dev in a Global Top 5 Product company, GMAT 710, GPA 3.5/4. Aim: moving to Product Management in Europe (APAC as backup).
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ankitchawla
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21 Nov 2022, 00:36
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Really depends on where you want to be. NTU is great for APAC opportunities, not at all for EU. If you think your profile stands out as unique for UK/EU, wait. But from the brief details, I would suggest taking the offer.
