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25 Feb 2021, 08:11
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I am pursuing my computer science engg (2nd year), GMAT score 740, and I am working part time in my family business ( with my maternal uncle and my father). Good extra curriculum and I also have an Big Data analytics certificate from IBM And I am planning for fall 2023, so is my family business counted as my work experience or is it a plus point for me? can I get admission in top 100 b schools of USA?
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I don't see why not, every school admits students with no work experience.
Of course, with 4 years of experience in a highly selective company, your chances would be a lot higher.
I guess (I am not an admission consultant, you should maybe work with one or at least take their 30min free call) that schools would be looking for demonstrated leadership in your family business and school, and for your goals requiring an MBA. You have time to find your goal and see if you really need the MBA to achieve it at that specific time.
Best of luck and well done on the GMAT.
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Of course, with 4 years of experience in a highly selective company, your chances would be a lot higher.
I guess (I am not an admission consultant, you should maybe work with one or at least take their 30min free call) that schools would be looking for demonstrated leadership in your family business and school, and for your goals requiring an MBA. You have time to find your goal and see if you really need the MBA to achieve it at that specific time.
Best of luck and well done on the GMAT.
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Sidvashisth29:
If you are truly open to the top 100 US business schools, then yes, you can probably gain admission. The previous poster is correct in that there are schools that take candidates without full-time experience though that tends to be the exception rather than the rule.
Why not look at the Deferred MBA programs? These are programs that you can get an acceptance during your junior or senior years of college, work for 2 to 3 years, and then go to school. The benefit is obviously that you get to graduate college and enter the workforce knowing that you are already into business school. The downside is that these programs are highly competitive, particularly since they are mostly offered by the top MBA programs.
If that does not appeal to you, why not work gain some full-time experience post-college graduation even if it is at your family's business? You have some great credentials including an excellent GMAT score. Working full-time will drastically improve your profile and help you move up higher in that rankings. Instead, you'll have to apply an aggressive of filter of programs that accepts students with no full-time work experience.
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If you are truly open to the top 100 US business schools, then yes, you can probably gain admission. The previous poster is correct in that there are schools that take candidates without full-time experience though that tends to be the exception rather than the rule.
Why not look at the Deferred MBA programs? These are programs that you can get an acceptance during your junior or senior years of college, work for 2 to 3 years, and then go to school. The benefit is obviously that you get to graduate college and enter the workforce knowing that you are already into business school. The downside is that these programs are highly competitive, particularly since they are mostly offered by the top MBA programs.
If that does not appeal to you, why not work gain some full-time experience post-college graduation even if it is at your family's business? You have some great credentials including an excellent GMAT score. Working full-time will drastically improve your profile and help you move up higher in that rankings. Instead, you'll have to apply an aggressive of filter of programs that accepts students with no full-time work experience.
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