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India’s vibrant culture is alive with numerous festivals and celebrations. One of the festivals I experienced during my SCP (strategic consulting project) at Infosys Ltd. was Raksha Bandhan, or more commonly known as …
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Re: Calling all Said-Oxford Applicants (2015 Intake) Class of 2016 [#permalink]
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31 Aug 2014, 06:17
Hi ,
I had a query regarding the recommendations for the Said MBA program. I believe there are no specific set of questions in the recommendations , one just needs to type a response with max 5000 characters. So the 5000 characters includes spaces or the response could be 5000 characters excluding spaces? Does one needs to nearly cover the 5000 characters stipulated response? Reason i am asking is , i read on this forum that the recommendations for Indian applicants is an important aspect and one should utilise the max response characters.
Our first trip to Doha to work on our SCP (investigating the brand identity and desired positioning for Al Jazeera) was a magical experience. As well our adventures in the golden desert, the …
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16 Sep 2014, 05:36
Wouldbecrazy2014 wrote:
Does one needs to nearly cover the 5000 characters stipulated response? Reason i am asking is , i read on this forum that the recommendations for Indian applicants is an important aspect and one should utilise the max response characters.
Thanks !!
I don't think this is true. The recommendation letters I sent in were about 600 words each (4000 characters) and I got in. If your background is weak elsewhere, then maybe using the full quota is important. As always it's the quality rather than the quantity that matters.
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Re: Calling all Said-Oxford Applicants (2015 Intake) Class of 2016 [#permalink]
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29 Sep 2014, 07:36
Wouldbecrazy2014 wrote:
Guys !! Any idea what questions do interviewers ask? Is it completely behavioural or industry specific questions?
From what I have researched it depends on the interviewer and also if it is an in-person or Skype interview. I do know for sure that it wouldn't be a blind interview and that the interviewer will have access to your app and essays.
Re: Calling all Said-Oxford Applicants (2015 Intake) Class of 2016 [#permalink]
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01 Oct 2014, 01:07
Guys !!
Why is this page sooo dead ? I believe this year, very few applicants are applying to Oxford for the MBA program. Nothing much happening or am i missing something?
Arshad88, Wouldbecrazy, and all other Oxford Applicants,
We have a great news for all oxford applicants. Raquel Lison, Associate Director of MBA recruitment at Said, is coming on GMATClub on 13th Oct to chat with us. This is an excellent opportunity to get all your questions/queries clarified from School's admission team member and to learn more about Oxford MBA program. So save the date and do attend this event.
Good Luck !!
Date: October 13, 2014. Monday
University of Oxford: Saïd Business School
Event: Admissions chat with Raquel Lison (Associate Director of MBA recruitment) Raquel Lison, Associate Director of MBA recruitment, will provide you with an overview of the Oxford MBA programme and explain the different steps in the application process that candidates should take to gain admission to the programme.
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