Glad I could answer that for you. :)

If you are looking for info on hostel fees, reach out to the school’s financial office for clarification.

I'm thrilled to hear you found the video informative. Stay tuned for more cool content! :)

Thank you! You're too kind. :)

Yes, work experience is highly valued at Chicago Booth. Most successful applicants have a few years of professional experience. It helps in contributing to class discussions and enriching the learning environment with real-world insights.

The cutoff can vary each year. I would suggest checking Kellogg's official website or reaching out to their admissions office for the most up-to-date information on scholarship eligibility and requirements. If you are looking to apply, please call 96500-11233 or drop a note to me on [email protected]. Please share your contact number so that we can reach out to you.

While there isn't a strict cutoff for MBA programs at Kellogg, they do consider a holistic view of your application. However, a competitive GMAT score typically falls within the range of 720-740. Remember, every aspect of your application, including your work experience, essays, and interviews, also carries significant weight in the admissions decision. Always aim to showcase the best version of you across all these components!

Hey buddy, I totally get it! Competition toh rocket ki speed se badh raha hai. But, US universities like NYU Stern tend to focus more on undergrad performance, GMAT scores, essays, and work experience for MBA admissions. 10th marks aren't the deal-breakers. So, keep your spirits high and go for it with full gusto! 💪😊

I totally get that those plane tickets can feel like a punch to the wallet. 😅 But here's a thought: the networking and firsthand insights you gain on these visits can be golden. 🌟 Think of it as an investment in your future. The ROI can be huge when you land in the right program that catapults your career. Sometimes, spending a bit upfront can lead to a treasure trove in the long run. Imagine spending 80 lakhs to 1.5 crores for an MBA- would you not want to visit the school by spending a few lakhs, to get a feel of it before you spend so much on your future school?

Ivey and Rotman are both fantastic schools, each with its own set of strengths. Ivey is known for its case-based learning approach, while Rotman shines in finance and innovation. As for the top 3, it's a tough call! Ivey, Rotman, and Schulich are often in the mix. It’s essential to align the school’s strengths with your career goals. You can also refer to rankings on official sites. :)

Yes definitely

Absolutely, being a CA or CMA can give you an edge at Wharton. It showcases your strong foundation in finance and accounting, which is highly valued. Wharton loves diverse and accomplished candidates! If you are looking to get into top business schools, please call 96500-11233 or drop a note to me on [email protected]. Please share your contact number so that we can reach out to you.

Not really! Ivy League MBA programs focus more on your college grades, GMAT/GRE scores, work experience, and leadership qualities. Class 10 board marks aren't a big factor.

Absolutely! Stanford values diversity and looks for candidates with a unique story. Rocking high grades and excelling in other aspects can definitely make you stand out. So, don’t get disheartened just because your college isn’t a big name. Focus on showcasing your strengths, passion, and what you bring to the table.

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Glad you think so! :)

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Hi! It's fantastic to hear about your achievements and aspirations! Now, getting into Wharton or Stanford is competitive, but it's not just about the academics. They look for diversity, leadership, and a strong sense of purpose. Consider calling 96500-11233 or drop a note to me on [email protected]. Please share your contact number so that we can reach out to you.

Hey, Could you please be more specific?

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Sahil, Morning. I will strongly recommend taking the GMAT again. While there are always exceptional cases, I will not suggest applying to top schools with 640. Even more importantly, I have no idea about your profile. I have my own ways of assessing what you do through profile analysis. Attend a webinar. Call up 96500-11233! Drop a mail at [email protected] and send your CV. Let us see your profile in greater details. Anyway, retake GMAT.

Many Canadian University will accept this. Go ahead and check their admission criteria.

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How did you get such a high score? Appearing for my GMAT soon, any tips will be helpful

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Hey Nikhil, You do seem to have a strong profile. Yes! you do have a strong profile for the Ivy Leagues. The statistics of Schools such as Harvard/Stanford/Wharton somehow are a little skewed as they get a lot of applicants from IIT's. If you have a high GPA + STRONG GMAT( 20 to 30 points above the global average of your target school), you should be okay. Thanks for the words of encouragement! :) Go ROCK!

POINT NOTED! Thank you ! I will put that in our LIST of upcoming videos. Keep recommending. :)

Hi Deepak, Check out www.wes.org ( World education Services). There is no ONE SIZE FITS ALL formula to convert your GPA. And that is why these firms exist. They will ask you for your mark sheets, do some backend calculations and will convert your college percentages into US GPA System. There are some very random/irrelevant calculations floating around the internet. Ignore them and seek professional help. Even the schools use the same algorithms as these professional bodies. Check out: World Education Services( wes.org)