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by arfat1706 » Sun May 08, 2011 9:12 am
Hi Stacy

I am a Finance executive with more than 5 years of experience in one of India top IT firm , i am exploring areas to enhance my knowledge and to acquire a lucrative career in the field of Finance, i have done my MBA from a correspondence material and not satisfied with the information and pedagogy .

Please suggest what is the best way to start with GMAT preparation and motivation required cobsidering i am working approx 12 hours a day( including transit ) . Thanks in advance
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by Lisa Anderson » Mon May 09, 2011 8:35 am
Dear arfat1706,

I am not a GMAT instructor, so you might find better advice from other forums on this site. With your work schedule, you might find self-preparation to be your best option. Many of the GMAT prep companies do offer self-directed materials and services, so you might research those options to see what might work for you. I also encourage you to research the MBA degree and differences between MBA program options. It is important for you to determine both whether or not you need an MBA to achieve your career goals and if so, which type of MBA program is the best option for you.

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