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School selection is as much a science as an art. Think of a Venn diagram where you are searching for the overlapping zone, based on:
- your GMAT/GRE and GPA scores
- your chosen target career post-MBA
- dependency on scholarships
- location/weather/class size (if relevant)
There is no escape from doing this - it is part of strategizing your applications
Build a shortlist of 12-14 schools. Then the next phase of further shortlisting begins, based on networking calls with students/alumni/adcom, research, etc., e.g., the inside culture of schools can vary significantly.
If you are aiming to apply for an MBA in R1 Sep’26 (i.e., starting the program in fall 2027), here’s a rough plan for your use:
A. Independent of, and in parallel to B
- Developing/strengthening (read 'packaging') your profile by going through reflections*
- Finalizing CV*
- Developing pointers for Recommenders*
- Figuring out financials
B. Key Milestone*: GMAT/GRE - you needed to have gotten this done by end-June’26 latest, including any reattempts
- If you are an ORM, then please target 705+/332+
- Scores are just a defense to help you not get rejected (but that is not the same as getting selected)
C. Dependent on B:
- Research & shortlist schools*
- Networking with students/alumni/adcom*
- Attending webinars/events*
- Drafting essays using the insights from reflections*
- Securing LORs*
* denotes time-consuming activity
A job well done is 99% well planned.
Of course, you are welcome to reach out if you wish to take help.
Best wishes.
- your GMAT/GRE and GPA scores
- your chosen target career post-MBA
- dependency on scholarships
- location/weather/class size (if relevant)
There is no escape from doing this - it is part of strategizing your applications
Build a shortlist of 12-14 schools. Then the next phase of further shortlisting begins, based on networking calls with students/alumni/adcom, research, etc., e.g., the inside culture of schools can vary significantly.
If you are aiming to apply for an MBA in R1 Sep’26 (i.e., starting the program in fall 2027), here’s a rough plan for your use:
A. Independent of, and in parallel to B
- Developing/strengthening (read 'packaging') your profile by going through reflections*
- Finalizing CV*
- Developing pointers for Recommenders*
- Figuring out financials
B. Key Milestone*: GMAT/GRE - you needed to have gotten this done by end-June’26 latest, including any reattempts
- If you are an ORM, then please target 705+/332+
- Scores are just a defense to help you not get rejected (but that is not the same as getting selected)
C. Dependent on B:
- Research & shortlist schools*
- Networking with students/alumni/adcom*
- Attending webinars/events*
- Drafting essays using the insights from reflections*
- Securing LORs*
* denotes time-consuming activity
A job well done is 99% well planned.
Of course, you are welcome to reach out if you wish to take help.
Best wishes.
TheYagami
