Python for Everybody on Coursera. Just want to stress that I don’t know if it’s the best course out there. But I liked it.

Hey, ylp or pgp ?

As long as you’re not pushy about them accepting your card, it’s okay. Business cards are a great networking tool. And networking happens even in an interview!

Yeah, I guess you are right. On a lighter note, you should have kept your profile name in bond style to really make the redundancy stand out. @raj_redundant_raj.

Hey when did you submit your application?

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Yes. I advise everyone to write it. Long and short term goals can impress the panel.

No. GMAT score has no relevance beyond application and admit. Nobody even asks your gpa once you get a job after mba!

The topics stay the same. There is some advantage to submitting in the first round. Your chance of being considered is a little higher. The later you submit, the fewer slots there are left.

Thank you!

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@@redundant_raj Thank you so much

You most definitely can. However, you need be very specific about why youre choosing to give up UPSC at this stage. You musnt sound like the MBA is a fall back option. Look into why you want to do UPSC. Are you trying to solve a specific problem in the country? And do you believe, for example, that studying for UPSC and understanding social impact initiatives makes you uniquely equipped to workong to solve these problems in the provate sector?

@@redundant_raj its like after those 2 years i am currently doing job for 2+ years now. At this point mentioning abt that gap wont weaken my position right ?

@@meertadsarkar7759you’re in the clear then! Just be honest that you attempted the upsc and later decided on an alternate course of action for adding value to society. All that matters is that you tell a good story that highlights MBA qualities like taking risks, accepting failure and learning from it.

@@redundant_raj thanks Raj ! Your guidance helps a lot !!

Hey! Ive added my linkedin and instagram handle to the video description. Feel free to reach out to me on those!

@@redundant_raj Thanks a lor Raj for so humble gesture

Hey Devadarshini! Sorry I'm getting back this late. Feel free to connect with me on insta. Would love to hear about your own admissions journey.

Very hard for me to answer this without creating expectations. I would set it at 30 lacs to 35 starting salary right now. It completely depends on the market conditions at the time you get placed. We are living through a time of market correction right now. So if you get placed, you may find that your juniors join at a higher salary simply because they joined at a time of cash liquidity.

Best of luck!

@@redundant_raj Thanks but not sure , i have came across ur video now very late & i have given my 2 essays in descriptive manner..

In my opinion, using hook statements in moderation can help make it easier to read the essay. Keeping the rest of the essay tight and descriptive will ensure you don't cross the word limit.

Hi Nidhi, Sorry if this is a little late. For YLP candidates, I always suggest that you make your academic interests very clear with evidence of what you are doing RIGHT NOW to make these goals a reality. For example, let's say that you're in your third year of engineering. Some things that grab attention are good projects that you've done and how you're planning to apply them towards the end of the year and to the rest of your career. They're looking for people who have at least a very clear and pragmatic understanding of what the future holds for them should they continue this course of studies or career in this field.