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psred
Joined: 23 Aug 2016
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Location: India
Schools: Booth '23 (WL)
GMAT 1: 730 Q49 V41
17 Jul 2020, 05:50
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Any idea how authentic are the resume feedback by European B schools - LBS, Oxford, HEC, IESE? Do they discourage anyone to apply?
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17 Jul 2020, 06:59
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Any idea how authentic are the resume feedback by European B schools - LBS, Oxford, HEC, IESE? Do they discourage anyone to apply?
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No they don't discourage. By asking for feedback you show that you are interested and you are engaging with the school. I asked for feed back from HEC. They did give me a feedback. But what I felt that it's a generic feedback. They will inform you whether you fit in avg class profile. To show your interest and engagement you should utilize all the avenues that the school provide. It plays a huge role in admission decision making for the school. Hope this helps.
17 Jul 2020, 11:02
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Hi psred ..
Yes, sometimes the schools encourage aspirants to see their other programs such as EMBA, Masters, or some online course because the schools think that you would not be a good fit for their MBA program. The reasons can vary from person to person. For ex. too much or too low experience, not able to show any achievement or purpose on the CV, too low GMAT etc, etc.
Anyway, most of the times are generic feedbacks and given according to the current class standards. So, the best way to assess your profile is by applying
In this way, the schools will be able to assess your overall profile and not one specific requirement. If you want a review of your profile, I would be happy to suggest something. You can PM me or post your profile on this link: https://gmatclub.com/forum/profile-eval ... 28239.html
Yes, sometimes the schools encourage aspirants to see their other programs such as EMBA, Masters, or some online course because the schools think that you would not be a good fit for their MBA program. The reasons can vary from person to person. For ex. too much or too low experience, not able to show any achievement or purpose on the CV, too low GMAT etc, etc.
Anyway, most of the times are generic feedbacks and given according to the current class standards. So, the best way to assess your profile is by applying
In this way, the schools will be able to assess your overall profile and not one specific requirement. If you want a review of your profile, I would be happy to suggest something. You can PM me or post your profile on this link: https://gmatclub.com/forum/profile-eval ... 28239.htmlpsred
Any idea how authentic are the resume feedback by European B schools - LBS, Oxford, HEC, IESE? Do they discourage anyone to apply?
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