HI I am jugal vyas confused about which are the deadline for giving gmat as well as Toefl for aug-2009 intake. as i am preparing of gmat from last 3 weeks and familiar with test pattern but when i should give Gmat? I tageted score is 600+ and right now its 350.Can any one give the fastest track of craking Gmat? i will be wait for your any prompt reply
Jugal,
In this post you’ll find the “plan” I’ve used to study. You’ll see that there’s no fast track, what exists is hard work to do well right in the first time you take the test.
http://gmat.learnhub.com/discussions/7422-study-plans
Cheers
Hii everyone May i know after august 2009 which will be the next season of admission.i am confused bcoz in india admissions are conducted only once a year.I dont think i will be able to prepare well for august intake batch but i want to start my mba asap.so accordingly when is the next intake after august 2009 and for that when shud i take the gmat test?
Hi My self Monish Pawar, Well i have completed my BE from Mumbai University & Now Im interested to give GMAT & TOEFL. But I’m Layman person in this all, So any gentleman will help me to tel approx time required to prepare GMAT & score appropriate. As well i have 13 months experience in software industry will it help me somewhere.
Thanks With anticipation
Hey.. I am a graduate in engineering from the Pune University.I graduated in the year 2008 itself so i do not have any experience in the industry.I have registered to take the GMAT on the 20th of january.As i am also taking some tests for MBA in India as well, i cannot prepone my test date.Could you please guide me about what are my chances to qualify for a decent B-School in USA this year without experience and when i am taking the test so late.Also,what is the minimum GMAT score i should aim at to be able to overcome the drawback of not having any experience.
hey thanks a lot for your sugestion.I completely agree with the suggestion that you gave to me. But,as far as MBA in India is considered there are definitly many opportunities for aspirants without job experience as well.I am not completely banking upon doing my post graduation from the US only. I just wanted to know my chances for MBA there.But i definitly realise that the chances are very dim but nonetheless now that i have a date for GMAT i will try and give it my best attempt.If not now then maybe some years down the line till my scores are valid i may be able to utilise the score obtained.n i wish to pursue an MBA because that is what i am keen to step into and i feel i have the aptitude for it.
To add to what Eduardo has said, I’d like to say that you should figure out what you are passionate about. It’s not enough to want to do an MBA – what is better still is the clarity that comes with work experience. An aspirant who is sure that she/he wants to work in a specific domain – say Logistics, is better than someone who wants to do an MBA just generally. Also, work experience helps you understand concepts better – you have a better perspective too.
Eduardo is correct in pointing out that a very high GMAT score cannot compensate for lack of industry exposure (work experience). However, there are some exceptions every year.
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