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05 Nov 2021, 21:24
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Hello.
Greetings.
I am Bhavesh and I am 33 years of age and a a business owner. I graduated in 2009 and got a bachelor of commerce degree in majoring Finance from University of Wollongong in Australia.
I am planning to give the GMAT next year and want to start preparation for it ASAP. I reside in India and want to ACE the GMAT hopefully in the first attempt next year in 2022.
Could you please guide me what material I could use to prepare and get the dream score which I want.
I graduated 11 years back and hence I am out of touch of study by a long gap. Hence, was wondering if you can guide me on the best coaching perhaps i can take and get the best score and ACE The GMAT. Willing to give my 100% in every way.
Just need a good direction and good source from someone perhaps who has experience of studying from a good coaching individual or perhaps study material or a coaching class and ACE'D The GMAT. (preferably from India). I guess coz of corona mostly is online now, so have to do with it, not a problem, no option i guess.
Also, someone who can guide with where to study after a good GMAT score and gives good advice and help in shortlisting good universities too and all the other requirements like LOR's , SOP's , Resume building. Suggestion for migration too and where to study and choosing of a country to study based on future job prospects all of course based on my GMAT score. (these all will be an added advantage if they can offer)
Please need advise urgently, want to start ASAP !!
Greetings.
I am Bhavesh and I am 33 years of age and a a business owner. I graduated in 2009 and got a bachelor of commerce degree in majoring Finance from University of Wollongong in Australia.
I am planning to give the GMAT next year and want to start preparation for it ASAP. I reside in India and want to ACE the GMAT hopefully in the first attempt next year in 2022.
Could you please guide me what material I could use to prepare and get the dream score which I want.
I graduated 11 years back and hence I am out of touch of study by a long gap. Hence, was wondering if you can guide me on the best coaching perhaps i can take and get the best score and ACE The GMAT. Willing to give my 100% in every way.
Just need a good direction and good source from someone perhaps who has experience of studying from a good coaching individual or perhaps study material or a coaching class and ACE'D The GMAT. (preferably from India). I guess coz of corona mostly is online now, so have to do with it, not a problem, no option i guess.
Also, someone who can guide with where to study after a good GMAT score and gives good advice and help in shortlisting good universities too and all the other requirements like LOR's , SOP's , Resume building. Suggestion for migration too and where to study and choosing of a country to study based on future job prospects all of course based on my GMAT score. (these all will be an added advantage if they can offer)
Please need advise urgently, want to start ASAP !!
06 Nov 2021, 01:24
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Hi. Yes, you can likely hire someone to do all these things for you. I am sure a private tutor or an admissions consultant can help out and have all your questions answered properly. This is days of research, conversations, etc, etc. This is not something you can put in a post.
So here is how it works - you can either research these things like we all did or you can hire someone somewhere (i have no recommendations) who will do the research for you.
Good luck!
So here is how it works - you can either research these things like we all did or you can hire someone somewhere (i have no recommendations) who will do the research for you.
Good luck!
08 Nov 2021, 09:56
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You may want to consider Executive MBA Programs (EMBA) based on your years of work experience. If you decide to go that route, many EMBAs will accept alternatives to the GMAT/GRE; they're increasingly considering the Executive Assessment (EA) which may be worth exploring as another option.
Many EMBA programs (i.e.: Booth, Darden, etc.) will offer a profile/resume review to see if you would be a competitive candidate for their program, so I encourage you to take advantage of that opportunity.
Also, our consultancy- MBA Link- offers free consultations and can also help give you some additional ideas about the services that may be beneficial. Feel free to register here if you're interested and we can get something scheduled: https://www.mymbalink.com/free-consultation-mba-link
Many EMBA programs (i.e.: Booth, Darden, etc.) will offer a profile/resume review to see if you would be a competitive candidate for their program, so I encourage you to take advantage of that opportunity.
Also, our consultancy- MBA Link- offers free consultations and can also help give you some additional ideas about the services that may be beneficial. Feel free to register here if you're interested and we can get something scheduled: https://www.mymbalink.com/free-consultation-mba-link
