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by arv2011 » Sat Oct 25, 2008 11:58 am
Hi Guys,

So I'm planning to get my undergrad degree in Fall 2010, and hope to apply to selected MBA programs for Fall 2011 admission. I do work full-time so my time and resources are limited. I want to prepare, take and get over GMAT as soon as possible.

My question to you is: If I can prepare myself let say till Summer 2009. SHould I wait till 2010 to take it, or is it OK to take GMAT in 09, and concentrate on other aspects of my application? Will taking GMAT 2 years in advance before planning date of applying hurt my chances?

Any feedback would be highly appreciated.
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