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A Sub Inspector of police in India with 7+ years of experience 23 May 2025, 09:37
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Hi all.
I am working as a Sub Inspector in Police for Govt of India. I have 07+ years of experience. I work 7 days a week with no rest at all. I am preparing for the exam and planning to appear in the month of August 2025. I need guidance for the same. Also I want to know whether executive MBA after GMAT will be beneficial for me or not
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A Sub Inspector of police in India with 7+ years of experience 23 May 2025, 10:08
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Sir, a personal coaching might just help you in such circumstances. Also please check on the GMAT official website for tips and tricks.
A daily study of 2 hours would be the minimum essential. But that would mean you would have to study daily if you are starting your preparation from the beginning and especially if you are giving the exam in August.
And executive MBA is primarily meant for people who are already working in the corporate sector. I have had army colonels who graduated along with me when I was doing my MBA. In my opinion an MBA degree would be more impactful.
I wish you the very best Sir. Good Luck.
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Sir, a personal coaching might just help you in such circumstances. Also please check on the GMAT official website for tips and tricks.
A daily study of 2 hours would be the minimum essential. But that would mean you would have to study daily if you are starting your preparation from the beginning and especially if you are giving the exam in August.
And executive MBA is primarily meant for people who are already working in the corporate sector. I have had army colonels who graduated along with me when I was doing my MBA. In my opinion an MBA degree would be more impactful.
I wish you the very best Sir. Good Luck.
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Thank you very much for this valuable information. ☺️
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A Sub Inspector of police in India with 7+ years of experience 24 May 2025, 01:22
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Hi All
My name is Jogender, and I am almost 31 years old. After completing my 10th grade, I pursued a diploma in Instrumentation and Control Engineering, in which I scored 62%. Following that, I completed a B Tech in Electrical and Electronics Engineering with a score of 68%.

After graduating in 2015, I played professional football for three months in Kolkata. Unfortunately, I got injured and had to return home. I then started preparing for government jobs and eventually secured a position as a Sub-Inspector in the Central Industrial Security Force (CISF). I joined CISF in January 2018.

During my basic training, I completed a Post Graduate Diploma in Industrial Security and Law from NALSAR University. Since then, I have been serving in various capacities as a Sub-Inspector in the CISF.

Given my background and experience, I would like to know whether the GMAT and an Executive MBA would be a good option for me.
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