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by karanchopra » Mon Jul 14, 2008 2:02 am
I am planning to give GMAT in Dec 08' as i am not fully prepared now
but i came to know its not wirth giving test in dec as i will get admissions in 2010 only if i take the test in dec because seats gets filled.. so i have been advised to give test in sep 08'

Please advise..

P.S. i have no idea about GMAT i am plaaning to get all information about tests, materials n everything. Please help me on that also
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by VP_MBA_Guru » Mon Jul 14, 2008 12:35 pm
Hi Karan,
I am not sure if I understood your questions correctly - but if you are applying to MBA programs for admission in 2010, then you can take the GMAT anytime before you submit your applications.

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Re: Gmat help.....

by aim-wsc » Tue Jul 15, 2008 4:23 am
karanchopra wrote: P.S. i have no idea about GMAT i am plaaning to get all information about tests, materials n everything. Please help me on that also
Just list out what you want?
so that I could answer accordingly.

Now lets assume that you want to join MBA on 2010 Fall. That means you're targeting for "class 2012" MBA. (for 2 years MBA program, obviously)
Unlike Inidan MBA, B-schools in USA usually starts accepting applications 10-12 months prior to the class. & is usually divided into 3/4 parts, known as rounds. (R1= Round 1 usually ends on october 2009 . R2~ Dec/Jan & Round 3 usually on April 2010.)
I suggest take GMAT when you're prepared; but before the deadlines of course(ie for R1 you should take GMAT before Sept 2009.) & apply to b-schools when you fully prepared & ready.
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Re: Gmat help.....

by keerthil » Tue Jul 29, 2008 12:42 am
Hi all,

This is keerthi.
I am from Bangalore.. working with an IT firm and with 4+exp.
Not sure... what to consider for MBA... -> ISB, or any foreign institutes...

Now the queries part if its ISB- Hyd:
- I am trying for admission into ISB for 2009 April.
- For this must i give GMAT in Sep 08?
- How about rite from the application Processing to joining.
- Rite now i am at Trivandrum for some training...will be back to B'lore only after Aug 10th.
- So what's the best way to prepare for GMAt...

you can suggest me any foreign institutes as well...since i have very less time and i should join for MBA by 2009.

Hope i am not bothering you much..!
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by Scottie@VeritasPrep » Wed Jul 30, 2008 12:24 pm
You need to take the GMAT prior to your application due date so your scores will be available. You can prepare in a variety of ways ranging from self-study using GMAT prep books to taking GMAT courses. Your preparation depends on your comfort level with the test. You can visit the Veritas blog (https://veritasprep.blocked/) for a free GMAT practice test.

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Profile Evaluation

by ambitiousvik » Tue Oct 28, 2008 5:16 pm
Good day,

Can someone evaluate my profile and recommended whether I have chances for getting admission in ISB ?

Age : 29

Work Experience : 6 years (last 2 years managing, leading IT Teams ,Rest is 4 years IT ) , All in Australia
Experience in nutshell :-
6 years all consulting experience on various clients in Mails & Logistic area , Online search.
Client interaction is all the time and work closely with the management team.
Last2 .5 years has been more leading managing roles on client side :-
1) Leading a operation team ( 6 months)
2) Leading a development team ( 1 year)
3) Project Manager and Delivery lead for all minor works ( 1 year)

Grades:-
Under grade: 70 %
Graduate is around the same.

I am not sure this will help or not, But i am also done certification in Prince2 Project management methodology


Qualification : MS(Australia) IT - Computer Science
B.Tech(IT) India
Citizenship : Australia (Previously Indian)
GMAT Score : 700
Do you think GMAT score is enough to get into these schools?

Regards

Vik
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