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07 Feb 2024, 20:54
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Yes, it does. Keep in contact with the alumni/current students, visit the campus if possible and speak with the faculty and students, show your enthusiasm, and sometimes they can help put in a good word. Networking is a very underrated part of the MBA admissions process.
They have specifically asked not to contact them in the letter as there’s not much that can be done now ! 
07 Feb 2024, 21:12
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Does anyone know the start day of the program? I heard it will commence from 08/04/2024. Can we find the official start day somewhere on the website?
Accordingly paper work is to be done with the current employer.
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Accordingly paper work is to be done with the current employer.
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07 Feb 2024, 21:36
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They have specifically asked not to contact them in the letter as there’s not much that can be done now !
There’s a difference between pestering adcoms by calling and mailing again and again versus genuinely taking advantage of opportunities that can help to put forth a good impression. Most applicants are good at disregarding advice that can help them move forward. This then becomes an advantage for someone else who may actually choose to engage with the school meaningfully. Even if someone may not benefit from networking immediately in R3, it can certainly help at a later stage or maybe during subsequent intakes. Speaking from experience in R1 & R2, applicants who were more proactive cleared waitlists and got through despite very low GRE/GMAT scores. 
