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25 May 2005, 14:23
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Hello Everyone,
First of.. thanks to the moderators who are doing a very good job.
Let me introduce myself.
I am an engineer from India currently pursuing MS in USA. My life's ambition is "MBA". I will be done with my masters pretty soon and planning to give my GMAT. Ok.. herez the problem. I have close to zero work experience. My only work experience has been my GA/RA/TA at grad school. I am very confident to get a good score as I will be preparing full time for GMAT after I complete my MS. Will the "zero work experience" be a problem to get into good business school inspite of good score? Do you suggest to work for a couple of yrs before applying for buz schools?
Is/Was anyone in the same position as I am in?
First of.. thanks to the moderators who are doing a very good job.
Let me introduce myself.
I am an engineer from India currently pursuing MS in USA. My life's ambition is "MBA". I will be done with my masters pretty soon and planning to give my GMAT. Ok.. herez the problem. I have close to zero work experience. My only work experience has been my GA/RA/TA at grad school. I am very confident to get a good score as I will be preparing full time for GMAT after I complete my MS. Will the "zero work experience" be a problem to get into good business school inspite of good score? Do you suggest to work for a couple of yrs before applying for buz schools?
Is/Was anyone in the same position as I am in?
25 May 2005, 14:27
Kudos
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If you are shooting for a top B-school, I would definitely recommend you to get at least 2 years of work experience by the time you get in. Otherwise, your chances are pretty slim unless you get 750+ GMAT, 3.7+ GPA and a "wow" factor.
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