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With a focused outlook, Suraj excelled on the GMAT with a score of 750 and went on to tell an authentic applications story that won him multiple admits to US Top-20 MBAs as well as his chosen ISB PGP seat!
Listen to Suraj's insights below and clarify your doubts about the path to an ISB PGP!
Forthcoming about the approach that led to his success, Suraj starts off by advising applicants to, above all else, have enough time in hand for their applications by planning backward from their targeted admission deadlines.
Suraj says that for GMAT prep, one needs to focus on the original material and pick a limited number of additional resources to rely upon.
For the MBA interview, Suraj emphasizes being prepared with insights into the particular challenges of your domain, and talks of similar readiness with ROI and culture-specific research when picking which schools to target.
Hope this helps!
Regards,
Experts' Global Team
With a focused outlook, Suraj excelled on the GMAT with a score of 750 and went on to tell an authentic applications story that won him multiple admits to US Top-20 MBAs as well as his chosen ISB PGP seat!
Listen to Suraj's insights below and clarify your doubts about the path to an ISB PGP!
Forthcoming about the approach that led to his success, Suraj starts off by advising applicants to, above all else, have enough time in hand for their applications by planning backward from their targeted admission deadlines.
Suraj says that for GMAT prep, one needs to focus on the original material and pick a limited number of additional resources to rely upon.
For the MBA interview, Suraj emphasizes being prepared with insights into the particular challenges of your domain, and talks of similar readiness with ROI and culture-specific research when picking which schools to target.
Hope this helps!
Regards,
Experts' Global Team
