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Stuyding for the GMAT with a full-time job [#permalink] New post   06 Dec 2019, 22:41
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Do you find it difficult to study for the GMAT with a full-time job?

If yes, then you are not alone because it is hard. Very hard!

To add to the problem we have much more digital distractions than ever before and our attention span is at the lowest!

To help you tackle this problem, we have come out with a Free 4-part GMAT video training series titled
"A Busy Professional's Guide to Cracking the GMAT and getting an MBA in 2020."


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    Learn the most crucial strategy to maximize your GMAT preparation drastically!
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    Learn one psychological hack to ace the GMAT and make studying for the GMAT an effortless habit.
    Get a step by step blueprint to help you crack the GMAT and get an MBA in 2020.

This video series comes from my experience of training more than 10,000 students on the GMAT since 2006.

It doesn't matter if you are just beginning to study for the GMAT or if you are halfway through your GMAT preparation. You will still find the strategies discussed in this video series insightful and relevant to crack the GMAT in 2020.

So if you are finding it difficult to prepare for the GMAT with a full-time job then do join this free GMAT video training series!
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Also, please use this thread to post your comments on the topics that we have discussed in the video!

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Stuyding for the GMAT with a full-time job [#permalink] New post   Updated on: 26 Jun 2020, 04:07
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Thanks for sharing!

Originally posted by san2015 on 13 Dec 2019, 02:42.
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Re: Stuyding for the GMAT with a full-time job [#permalink] New post   13 Dec 2019, 21:26
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Hey Arun,

Thanks for such informative and helpful videos, I have a question, I will appreciate if you can answer my query. I am currently 30 , male and an engineer in a product company with no international experience. I am preparing for GMAT and planning to apply for 1 year mba course in India (preferably) and by that time i will be 31. Can you tell what chances i will have for admission if i score well( >720). In which mba programs I will have a better chance?

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Re: Stuyding for the GMAT with a full-time job [#permalink] New post   13 Dec 2019, 22:11
psumit06 wrote:
Hey Arun,

Thanks for such informative and helpful videos, I have a question, I will appreciate if you can answer my query. I am currently 30 , male and an engineer in a product company with no international experience. I am preparing for GMAT and planning to apply for 1 year mba course in India (preferably) and by that time i will be 31. Can you tell what chances i will have for admission if i score well( >720). In which mba programs I will have a better chance?

Thanks!!


Hi Sumit,

I know a lot of people who are doing an MBA after 30 - you just need to understand how to portray your application differently. I have spoken about this here:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9QThERErY3Q

Hope this helps,

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Re: Stuyding for the GMAT with a full-time job [#permalink] New post   08 Apr 2020, 11:54
psumit,

Average experience of people joining IIMA is 8 years. considering people start their first job at the age of 22, you would actually be with the guys of your age at IIMA.

No need to worry about it IMHO
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Re: Stuyding for the GMAT with a full-time job [#permalink] New post   10 Feb 2023, 14:09
A good study plan may not be enough, check this out.
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