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15 Feb 2018, 06:04
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Hi All,
Let me introduce myself. I am 34 years old married woman . Worked with Cognizant and Infosys together for 7years and 1year in USA.
I always wanted to pursue my career in Management(especially in Finance). But then you know Indian woman marriage and kids etc stuff
So being in USA I had a break in my career from 2015 -till date because of child care. Now I got time to prepare for GMAT in India.
I am not aiming for top institutes like HBS or Stanford. But decent universities. Will my age or my profile hinge me from getting into any USA universities.
I am not just dedicated to USA. But ok with Universities around the globe like UK, Singapore and USA only.
Could anyone or experts please suggest what are the things that I need to do to make my admission successful to get into a decent B school so that I get good ROI too.
Please let me know the maximum score that I need to get in GMAT. But capability is to score till 700...750 really needs hard work ...which I can't find time to allocate
Let me introduce myself. I am 34 years old married woman . Worked with Cognizant and Infosys together for 7years and 1year in USA.
I always wanted to pursue my career in Management(especially in Finance). But then you know Indian woman marriage and kids etc stuff
So being in USA I had a break in my career from 2015 -till date because of child care. Now I got time to prepare for GMAT in India.
I am not aiming for top institutes like HBS or Stanford. But decent universities. Will my age or my profile hinge me from getting into any USA universities.
I am not just dedicated to USA. But ok with Universities around the globe like UK, Singapore and USA only.
Could anyone or experts please suggest what are the things that I need to do to make my admission successful to get into a decent B school so that I get good ROI too.
Please let me know the maximum score that I need to get in GMAT. But capability is to score till 700...750 really needs hard work ...which I can't find time to allocate
15 Feb 2018, 06:08
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Welcome to GMAT Club! Your age will be the biggest challenge for the US programs - it is really really borderline.
Europe is easier and 34 or 35 is not really considered too old for the bschool there.
I think you can have a strong story about going back to the workforce and joining a bschool but you need to figure out why you want an MBA first
Europe is easier and 34 or 35 is not really considered too old for the bschool there.
I think you can have a strong story about going back to the workforce and joining a bschool but you need to figure out why you want an MBA first
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