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GMAT 1: 740 Q50 V40
Posts: 11
18 Mar 2022, 07:17
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I worked with Dream School Admit for the 2021 intake and thanks to them I am currently pursuing an MBA at INSEAD.
After achieving my target GMAT score in June 2020, I was on cloud nine. I thought that a good GMAT score would automatically ensure easy entry to some of the top MBA programs around the world. There were a couple of problems that I was blissfully unaware of, however. First, I did not know about schools that would perfectly align with my requirements and goals, and second, I had massively underestimated the amount of perseverance, strategic planning, deep introspection, and luck required to succeed in the admissions journey. While researching different programs, I felt overwhelmed and I realized immediately that I needed help with identifying the right schools and then applying to them.
Finding the right admissions consultant was crucial to my chances of success, and as a result, I ended up having calls with multiple people. But the only person who showed genuine interest in my profile and matched my ambitions was Arvind from Dream School Admit. I got his reference from a friend who also, with Arvind’s guidance, was accepted into a top program in the US. The thing about Arvind is that he always encouraged me to aim high, targeting programs I would have otherwise not applied to. The process of writing the essays can be very daunting, but my conversations with him always enabled me to overcome my writer’s block and form an airtight narrative. Always available for a call, he would help me with even the smallest of questions I had and hurdles I encountered. I was delighted to be able to tap into his incredible knowledge base for more than just my applications.
2020/21 was among the toughest years for MBA applicants for multiple reasons, and everywhere folks with amazing profiles faced rejections from top schools. After 2 unsuccessful applications, it would have been easy for Arvind to recommend recalibrating our targets and aim lower, but he kept motivating me to not be disillusioned and keep targeting the best programs. And thanks to him I got accepted into the MBA program at INSEAD, one of my dream schools! Looking back, I am sure that I would not have been able to successfully navigate this arduous journey had it not been for Arvind’s constant motivation and unparalleled guidance every step of the way.
I can state with utmost confidence that in Dream School Admit, I found the perfect admissions consultant; and in Arvind, I found a mentor and a friend for the long haul.
After achieving my target GMAT score in June 2020, I was on cloud nine. I thought that a good GMAT score would automatically ensure easy entry to some of the top MBA programs around the world. There were a couple of problems that I was blissfully unaware of, however. First, I did not know about schools that would perfectly align with my requirements and goals, and second, I had massively underestimated the amount of perseverance, strategic planning, deep introspection, and luck required to succeed in the admissions journey. While researching different programs, I felt overwhelmed and I realized immediately that I needed help with identifying the right schools and then applying to them.
Finding the right admissions consultant was crucial to my chances of success, and as a result, I ended up having calls with multiple people. But the only person who showed genuine interest in my profile and matched my ambitions was Arvind from Dream School Admit. I got his reference from a friend who also, with Arvind’s guidance, was accepted into a top program in the US. The thing about Arvind is that he always encouraged me to aim high, targeting programs I would have otherwise not applied to. The process of writing the essays can be very daunting, but my conversations with him always enabled me to overcome my writer’s block and form an airtight narrative. Always available for a call, he would help me with even the smallest of questions I had and hurdles I encountered. I was delighted to be able to tap into his incredible knowledge base for more than just my applications.
2020/21 was among the toughest years for MBA applicants for multiple reasons, and everywhere folks with amazing profiles faced rejections from top schools. After 2 unsuccessful applications, it would have been easy for Arvind to recommend recalibrating our targets and aim lower, but he kept motivating me to not be disillusioned and keep targeting the best programs. And thanks to him I got accepted into the MBA program at INSEAD, one of my dream schools! Looking back, I am sure that I would not have been able to successfully navigate this arduous journey had it not been for Arvind’s constant motivation and unparalleled guidance every step of the way.
I can state with utmost confidence that in Dream School Admit, I found the perfect admissions consultant; and in Arvind, I found a mentor and a friend for the long haul.
SushantVerma
19 Mar 2022, 04:07
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I remember I had spoken to Rahul from the MBA Dream for the first time in March'21 and instantly felt that it would be a great decision to work along with him. One of my undergrad seniors had worked with him for his MBA applications an year before and he was all in praise. Rahul did mention to me that I should be done with my GMAT urgently in next couple of months, so that we have ample amount of time to prep for applications.
Post giving my GMAT, I gave a call to Rahul the very same day and started working to shortlist schools for my MBA in US and Canada. We had multiple discussions on college shortlisting, my background and profile built-up and how I should frame-up my stories for the essays. The part I really appreciated about working with Rahul was his approachability and keen sense of understanding what the schools want to review from our applications.
Once we started submitting essays, we immediately started to prepare for our interviews and that helped me work upon myself to make me better prepared. Even though, I didn't get admits from our first round of applications, Rahul pushed me to constantly apply to other schools without considering the number of newer essays and iterations we would jointly would have to do. This motivated to further apply to few other schools.
In an overview, I ended up getting shortlisted for interviews from approx. three-fifths of the schools I had applied and while I am still waiting to hear from one-fifth of the schools on waitlist decisions, I have secured admits from one-fifth of the schools I have applied in US & Canada. The feather in the cap was receiving approx. 80% scholarship from one of the schools. I narrowed it down to joining Schulich School of Business in Toronto, Canada which was one of the schools in my top considerations.
I would sincerely recommend anyone thinking of applying to schools for their MBA to work with Rahul. My entire journey over the past 8 months of working with him is a testimony to his working experience & knowledge in this field, from which a lot of prospective applicants could benefit from.
Post giving my GMAT, I gave a call to Rahul the very same day and started working to shortlist schools for my MBA in US and Canada. We had multiple discussions on college shortlisting, my background and profile built-up and how I should frame-up my stories for the essays. The part I really appreciated about working with Rahul was his approachability and keen sense of understanding what the schools want to review from our applications.
Once we started submitting essays, we immediately started to prepare for our interviews and that helped me work upon myself to make me better prepared. Even though, I didn't get admits from our first round of applications, Rahul pushed me to constantly apply to other schools without considering the number of newer essays and iterations we would jointly would have to do. This motivated to further apply to few other schools.
In an overview, I ended up getting shortlisted for interviews from approx. three-fifths of the schools I had applied and while I am still waiting to hear from one-fifth of the schools on waitlist decisions, I have secured admits from one-fifth of the schools I have applied in US & Canada. The feather in the cap was receiving approx. 80% scholarship from one of the schools. I narrowed it down to joining Schulich School of Business in Toronto, Canada which was one of the schools in my top considerations.
I would sincerely recommend anyone thinking of applying to schools for their MBA to work with Rahul. My entire journey over the past 8 months of working with him is a testimony to his working experience & knowledge in this field, from which a lot of prospective applicants could benefit from.
aishuravi1292
Joined: 19 Apr 2021
Last visit: 27 Mar 2022
Posts: 5
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Location: India
Schools: Anderson '24 (II)
GMAT 1: 690 Q47 V38
GMAT 2: 760 Q50 V44
GPA: 4
20 Mar 2022, 07:40
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I strongly recommend MBA Dream for anyone aspiring to enter the top MBA programs. Coming from a purely medical background and also being the first in my family to pursue an MBA abroad, I was really lost early during the application cycle. I had only given my GMAT and was completely unfamiliar with the US admissions procedure. It was then that I came across MBA Dream in the GMAT club forums and decided to give them a try. Rahul sir contacted me the same day I had sent a query though it was a weekend and just that initial talk with him gave me a lot more clarity than I initially had. He is very knowledgeable about the entire process and helped me break it down into smaller tasks. He helped me with selection of schools (since I specifically wanted to specialize in healthcare), getting my story ready, preparing a business school appropriate CV and also conducted mock interviews. The entire process was completely new to me as admissions is completely different in the medical field and Rahul sir supported me out throughout. He was always easily reachable through phone or mail and helped me bring out all the unique aspects of my non-traditional background in the essays. Under his guidance, I applied to 7 top 20 universities in a span of a few months. I interviewed with 5 out of those and secured admits in 4 with full scholarships in 3. Overall, it was a great experience for me and thanks to MBA dream, I will be joining the Full-Time MBA program at USC Marshall this fall.
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