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I just started preparing for GMAT and realized that I am very late. I was wondering if it was worth pursuing GMAT now if I want to go in the September 2020 intake. I have the luxury of spending 5 - 6 hours daily for studies. I was wondering if it would be too late by the time I get my scores and apply for colleges.
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13 Nov 2019, 19:11
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I just started preparing for GMAT and realized that I am very late. I was wondering if it was worth pursuing GMAT now if I want to go in the September 2020 intake. I have the luxury of spending 5 - 6 hours daily for studies. I was wondering if it would be too late by the time I get my scores and apply for colleges.
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Hi Rushabh,
Welcome to GMATCLUB.
Have you given any competitive exam before?
If yes, it should not be a problem at all. Even if you haven’t given one, with a little effort you should be able to apply for round 2 or worst case round 3 for 2020 intake.
Can you help with me following to suggest better?
1. Your target score
2. Work experience and education background
3. Which schools you’re targeting for
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13 Nov 2019, 20:17
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I just started preparing for GMAT and realized that I am very late. I was wondering if it was worth pursuing GMAT now if I want to go in the September 2020 intake. I have the luxury of spending 5 - 6 hours daily for studies. I was wondering if it would be too late by the time I get my scores and apply for colleges.
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Hi Rushabh,
Let me be frank with you. I have been through the same phase and I went into an absolute chaos. Last year (October 2018), I started preparing for GMAT - I juggled between my hectic job and endless GMAT studies. I ended up taking the GMAT on November 17th and scored a 660. Taking into consideration my work experience and work profile, that score would give me only a slim chance to get over the line. I knew that I would not be able to apply to any schools and hence I left it.
Therefore, my advice would be to not rush into this. Take your time, figure things out. Also, GMAT is only one factor in the applications. There is a huge storm that comes after you get your desired score: it is called the Application.
My advice:
Start preparing for the GMAT now, and take your time. Make a study plan that complements everything else you do in a typical day, and form a habit.
Let's say you start preparing now, and you take the GMAT by January 2020:
Scenario 1: You get your desired score - Awesome! Now you can take your time and shortlist schools, understand what MBA suits your needs
Scenario 2: You fall short of your desired score - No worries! You have ample time to retake and get to that score.
Fast forward to 2021 - Rushabh is in his dream B-School doing his MBA!
Do let me know if you have any questions for me!
