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24 Sep 2006, 06:54
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Hello Folks,
I am new to this forum and much exited to know about this helpful forum.
This information is for my cousin who is an aspirant for GMAT and still in 4th year of B Tech from India.
She is attempting for CAT and other premier institutes in India. She has got very good academic records and had been awarded in many national and state level competition like GD, Debate, Technical Symposium etc.
Is she qualified to take a GMAT Test?
Are there any (Preferably top 20) in USA who can admit fresh graduates with great academic records from India considering the GMAT scores?
Do you recommend taking GMAT as a Fresh Graduate?
How expensive is the course? (Assuming if she get in to top 20 schools in USA)
Your responses are highly appreciable.
Thanks
Anil
I am new to this forum and much exited to know about this helpful forum.
This information is for my cousin who is an aspirant for GMAT and still in 4th year of B Tech from India.
She is attempting for CAT and other premier institutes in India. She has got very good academic records and had been awarded in many national and state level competition like GD, Debate, Technical Symposium etc.
Is she qualified to take a GMAT Test?
Are there any (Preferably top 20) in USA who can admit fresh graduates with great academic records from India considering the GMAT scores?
Do you recommend taking GMAT as a Fresh Graduate?
How expensive is the course? (Assuming if she get in to top 20 schools in USA)
Your responses are highly appreciable.
Thanks
Anil
25 Sep 2006, 06:27
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She can take the GMAT whenever she wants and is ready for it. It's not somethig you have to "qualify" for. She will need to prepare for it, though...practice tests and studying test strategy (the GMAT is not like college tests so you need to learn about the test itself).
I would suggest she get some good prep books and plan on studying for 2-3 months. Official Guide (tons of practice questions, but no strategies), GMATPrep official practice tests (free at https://www.mba.com), and Cracking the GMAT book with DVD from Princeton Review (great strategies and practice tests). You can get the OG and Cracking books from Amazon.
I would not suggest she go for an MBA right out of school. Great acads and GMAT scores are rarely sufficient to qualify one for immediate b-school enrollment. She won't get nearly as much out of it without real professional experience, and she'll have a harder time getting a decent job afterward. She should get at least a few years of experience first. There are a ton of well-qualified students from India applying to top American schools, and she'll need to stand out with solid work experience.
HTH.
I would suggest she get some good prep books and plan on studying for 2-3 months. Official Guide (tons of practice questions, but no strategies), GMATPrep official practice tests (free at https://www.mba.com), and Cracking the GMAT book with DVD from Princeton Review (great strategies and practice tests). You can get the OG and Cracking books from Amazon.
I would not suggest she go for an MBA right out of school. Great acads and GMAT scores are rarely sufficient to qualify one for immediate b-school enrollment. She won't get nearly as much out of it without real professional experience, and she'll have a harder time getting a decent job afterward. She should get at least a few years of experience first. There are a ton of well-qualified students from India applying to top American schools, and she'll need to stand out with solid work experience.
HTH.
25 Sep 2006, 10:45
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Just to chime in here - i reccomend you spend some time looking around the web and this site. Guarantee nearly all questions will be answered...
