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09 Jun 2017, 05:36
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Hi,
I am K Vamsi Krishna. I have recently completed my B.Tech in May 2017. I got a job but I didn't like it. So, I rejected the offer and now, I want to spend next few months in GMAT preparation. If I study for next few months from home, can I get into top MBA colleges in US or Canada or Europe without work experience with 700+ score?
Can you suggest any alternative?
I am K Vamsi Krishna. I have recently completed my B.Tech in May 2017. I got a job but I didn't like it. So, I rejected the offer and now, I want to spend next few months in GMAT preparation. If I study for next few months from home, can I get into top MBA colleges in US or Canada or Europe without work experience with 700+ score?
Can you suggest any alternative?
09 Jun 2017, 05:48
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Vamsi1410
Dear Vamsi1410 ,
Welcome to GMAT Club.
Brother, you are from an over represented demographic area. This is the BIGGEST disadvantage for you.
It will be very difficult for you to get into a top college unless you have an outstanding profile (think of Einstein).
It is always better to gain some experience, participate in ECs and prepare well for a score greater than 750.
ALL THE BEST.
09 Jun 2017, 11:47
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Hi Vamsi1410,
Many Business School Programs expect applicants to have 2-3 years (or more) of quality Work Experience when they apply to School. Since you're interested in "top" Programs, you have to anticipate a high level of competition (and a high volume of it), so you might want to think in terms of how strong your OVERALL profile would be without any practical Work Experience, leadership roles, etc. You might also find it useful to research the specific Programs that you're interested in, so that you can better define what you might "need" to apply.
All of that having been said, if it turns out that you won't be applying to Business School for several years - so that you can earn the Work Experience that you'll likely need - you can still take care of the GMAT now (since the Official Score is valid for 5 years) and not have to worry about it later.
GMAT assassins aren't born, they're made,
Rich
Many Business School Programs expect applicants to have 2-3 years (or more) of quality Work Experience when they apply to School. Since you're interested in "top" Programs, you have to anticipate a high level of competition (and a high volume of it), so you might want to think in terms of how strong your OVERALL profile would be without any practical Work Experience, leadership roles, etc. You might also find it useful to research the specific Programs that you're interested in, so that you can better define what you might "need" to apply.
All of that having been said, if it turns out that you won't be applying to Business School for several years - so that you can earn the Work Experience that you'll likely need - you can still take care of the GMAT now (since the Official Score is valid for 5 years) and not have to worry about it later.
GMAT assassins aren't born, they're made,
Rich
