experience for MBA

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by kkk25 » Fri Sep 12, 2014 11:04 am

I am law graduate (Bachelor of Arts LLB (B.A.LLB hons.)) from not a very well known university in India with graduation percentage 69%. I want to pursue MBA from US. I am currently working (3 months experience) in a website based startup(www.caclubindia.com, website has 1.3+ million users) as assistant editor and handling roles related to MBA. I want to know that whether my experience in this startup is better for my MBA application or working in a law firm as an associate is better and how many years of experience should I have before I start applying to universities? what gre or gmat score wold i need to get into top 50 universities?
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by Jon@Admissionado » Mon Sep 15, 2014 3:35 am

Hey there,
So either experience could be good for you. Bschools like lawyers a lot, and the startup experience sounds like it could be interesting too.

Obviously, before you think about applying for an MBA you'd need to work at least two more years.

So at the very least, you have time!

Time to ace that GMAT, and time to make sure you have some great extra curriculars and volunteer work in your profile! (So I hope you are planning on doing that...)

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