FuzzyBuzzard
Thanks strider!
You wrote "maximum one week before" - is it true? Why should they make it a last minute thing?
Posted from GMAT ToolKitThey shouldn't that's why I am saying MAXIMUM one week. If I had written minimum 1 week, then that would have meant they can send you an invite even upto the interview date. We are talking of a reverse deadline so the meaning of the word Maximum as implied is different.
hence, if the Wharton interviews in Mumbai are Nov 6-8, I am saying that the invite will come Maximum by Oct 30-Nov 1. Else it won't.
And this is my view and hence a theory. If they did in fact invite me to interview in Mumbai on the 5th of November, I would be pissed. Because a) taking leave on a working day at short a notice is impossible, b) the airfare will be ridiculous that close to the date I have to fly on, c) no time to prepare for the interview.
But aren't you assuming there will be no more future slots in Mumbai after Nov 8? What if Wharton has held them back for future candidates?