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27 Jul 2013, 22:51
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Hello everyone. I'm a student of civil engineering from INDIA. I wish to prepare for GMAT and study in one of the best business colleges of the world. As MBA there is very expensive, I would like to join only if I get into top 10 or 20 colleges. I've heard that they ask for minimum two years of work experience. I'm in my final year now. And I plan to apply after getting work experience of one year job. Everyone suggests that I should drop the idea of GMAT because I would never get into the top ten without two-three years' work experience. Kindly guide me for the same. I really want to work hard to get 750+ if work experience is not a resistance.
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27 Jul 2013, 23:15
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Hii Shweta,
One thing I would like to ask you is that why do you want to do an MBA. The top 10-15 schools require case study method of teaching and without sufficient experience, how can you contribute to the class in those schools. ,
Moreover regarding the stats you listed that 2-3 years of exp is mandatory, I would like to tell you that for British, French and Spanish B schools( I hope you know which schools I am talking about), 3 years is the minimum requirement. However, For US schools, they can admit you even as a fresher given the fact that you might have done something phenomenal in your UG, making you an exceptional candidate for such schools.
Few days back, I came across a guy who is going to Stanford this fall while having just 2 years of experience and with a 720.
So think about why do you want an MBA.
28 Jul 2013, 06:45
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Hey Thanks a lot for replying to my message. I want to go for MBA because I have always wanted to. I chose engineering and I started working for our state's biggest technical event. I again realized that I'm more into management and leadership. I have not been a great student of engineering. But I have volunteered for the event for two years, organized the whole event last year and now I've been chosen as the coordinator of the event. Many say that drop GMAT but I really don't want to! I have always dreamt of studying in colleges like Stanford and Harvard, but people here say that it wont be possible without any work-experience. And I can't wait for two years, get a job then apply. What should I do?
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