Puzzled about choosing B schools

Question

I am preparing for my GMAT. Planning to take it coming April. My target score is 700. I have good academic career ( 8.2 CGPA in engineering), I have 3 years of working experience. In this 3 years of working period ( am not sure if achievements during this period counts). Am from India.

Now am looking for list of B-schools that I can look forward to. I do have constraints with finances but if I can make cut with scholarships, then am okay with it.

Guys please suggest options.

Thanks

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Hatakekakashi · Answer

Hello and Welcome to the Gmat Club. Before Posting your queries please post in in the appropriate subform. I've moved your topic and I'm sure people here will answer your query

With 3 years work ex and coming from India, it is your gmat score that makes all the difference. Focus on your score and then think about schools

Regards,
HK

IvyGroupeCEO · Answer

Hi there,

I agree with the advice that you should focus on your GMAT score first and then think about schools. Your GMAT score will be an important factor with respect to determining where you will be competitive. Moreover, it's difficult to recommend schools without knowing your full profile as well as what your goals are post-MBA. In addition, it's important for you to conduct your own research on schools so that you can determine the fit - this blog post has suggestions on how to go about researching schools:  4 Ways to Research Business Schools .

I hope this helps!

Best,
Shaifali

VeritasPrepDozie · Answer

Any location preferences, post MBA goals? With your GMAT and demo the top schools will be out of your reach but there are still some solid options available if you don't have any specific schools in mind. More info would help here

ARINGO · Answer

I am afraid no-one will be able to give you a fair profile evaluation based on the information you have provided alone, as too much information is missing. For an idea about what type of information admissions consultants need in order to make a thorough profile evaluation, please see:
 https://aringo.com/mba-admission-chances-calculator/ 
(and you can obviously use this calculator in order to get an idea of your chances through that as well)

ABatExpertsGlobal · Answer

Hi tgtgmat , The ideal way to move ahead would be to have a good GMAT score and then shortlist schools basis the same. Of course, the other elements in your profile, your career goals, and your financials will also play a role in shortlisting. For now, we recommend that you focus on your GMAT and take this forward post the same

Nonetheless, in the meanwhile, the following video on 'How to Shortlist Business Schools' may be helpful

We suggest you have a look at the same: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9TeXqf0 ... e=youtu.be Thanks

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