Hi
"Apologies for such a long post"
I'm a avid reader of Beat the GMAT (and would like to thanks Eric for this) and in the past 6-7 months of my reading the content I have develop a study plan for myself and would request the members to review the same and provide there valuable feedbacks.
But before I put forth the plan I would like to give a bit dip of my profile.
Work Ex: 5.6 years (3 years in banking and 2.6 years as part of treasury of one of the top 5 fortune 500 companies.)
Education: Graduate with 50% Marks, Executive MBA from one of the top B-Schools in India (60%) and post that underwent a finance certification from one of tier 1 B-schools in India, (also have few more education certificate to my name).
Other: Part of various intra-school and intra-college debates and quizzes, also active member to some NGOs and undertake By-monthly fund raising for them. Various professional awards and part of numerous strategic implementation projects.
Target B-schools and Target GMAT Score:
B-schools
1. Cass business school
2. Imperial
3. Manchester
4. National University of Singapore
5. Cranfield School of Management
6. Lancaster university.
7. Nanyang Business school: Singapore.
Score: 650-700.
Cass and imperial being the preferred one.
As I'm really week in my math's and it's been really long time I touch based with it, I have created the below plan and resources I'll put in its execution.
I'll start off with MGMAT Foundation of GMAT & Verbal Strategy supplement, then move on to Kaplan GMAT math and verbal workbook.
Once concepts are refreshed I'll move to the MGMAT books the 8 guides and then close the plan with the three official guides (1 main and the two supplements)
I'll use the below two books as my admission guide:
1. mbaMission Complete Start-to-Finish Admissions Guide.
2. MBA Admissions Strategy: From Profile Building to Essay Writing.
I would request the members and experts to review the same and provide there valuable feedback.
Thanks
Kind Regards
Mohit love
"Apologies for such a long post"
I'm a avid reader of Beat the GMAT (and would like to thanks Eric for this) and in the past 6-7 months of my reading the content I have develop a study plan for myself and would request the members to review the same and provide there valuable feedbacks.
But before I put forth the plan I would like to give a bit dip of my profile.
Work Ex: 5.6 years (3 years in banking and 2.6 years as part of treasury of one of the top 5 fortune 500 companies.)
Education: Graduate with 50% Marks, Executive MBA from one of the top B-Schools in India (60%) and post that underwent a finance certification from one of tier 1 B-schools in India, (also have few more education certificate to my name).
Other: Part of various intra-school and intra-college debates and quizzes, also active member to some NGOs and undertake By-monthly fund raising for them. Various professional awards and part of numerous strategic implementation projects.
Target B-schools and Target GMAT Score:
B-schools
1. Cass business school
2. Imperial
3. Manchester
4. National University of Singapore
5. Cranfield School of Management
6. Lancaster university.
7. Nanyang Business school: Singapore.
Score: 650-700.
Cass and imperial being the preferred one.
As I'm really week in my math's and it's been really long time I touch based with it, I have created the below plan and resources I'll put in its execution.
I'll start off with MGMAT Foundation of GMAT & Verbal Strategy supplement, then move on to Kaplan GMAT math and verbal workbook.
Once concepts are refreshed I'll move to the MGMAT books the 8 guides and then close the plan with the three official guides (1 main and the two supplements)
I'll use the below two books as my admission guide:
1. mbaMission Complete Start-to-Finish Admissions Guide.
2. MBA Admissions Strategy: From Profile Building to Essay Writing.
I would request the members and experts to review the same and provide there valuable feedback.
Thanks
Kind Regards
Mohit love
