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13 Jul 2018, 08:26
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Dear experts
I’m still in the initial stages of my preparation and would need about 2-3 months for giving the GMAT. Since most B school round 1 applications are in September and I’ll be appearing around that time for the gmat, is it a good idea to skip round 1 and apply to business schools in round 2?
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I’m still in the initial stages of my preparation and would need about 2-3 months for giving the GMAT. Since most B school round 1 applications are in September and I’ll be appearing around that time for the gmat, is it a good idea to skip round 1 and apply to business schools in round 2?
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Garima
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13 Jul 2018, 22:26
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R1 matters Garima; read here why. That said, this is never at the cost of a sub-optimal application.
If you can manage to work on your applications in parallel to GMAT prep and your day job, then R1 might be possible - but that shouldn't mean compromising on GMAT or on the applications. If you think you cannot manage it, go for R2.
If you can manage to work on your applications in parallel to GMAT prep and your day job, then R1 might be possible - but that shouldn't mean compromising on GMAT or on the applications. If you think you cannot manage it, go for R2.
14 Jul 2018, 04:24
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Understood. If I take my GMAT around 1st week of September, I’ll still be able to meet a few deadlines. Typically, how Long should one invest in the application?
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Garima
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Garima
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