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karteeksai: Junior | Next Rank: 30 Posts; Posts: 13; Joined: Tue Nov 09, 2010 5:39 amFollowed by: 1 member

by karteeksai » Tue Nov 16, 2010 10:57 am

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I just completed my graduation in 2010.I don't have any kind of work ex.I wish do my MBA abroad in any one of the reputed schools.I am planning my MBA for 2011 fall.I am planning to take GMAT this DEC.I am confident that my GMAT score will be around 690 as my performance in mocks is really good.But most of the top schools consider candidates with work ex.As i am a fresher what kind of schools should i aim at??Is there any pool of good universities which accept freshers ?Does a Good GMAT score ensure a top school?i don't know how to work on the other criteria?
If they do What kind of profiles do they accept?I am really confused to whether go ahead with the application process or to go for a job for ex??Please help me out.

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by Kaneisha Grayson » Fri Nov 19, 2010 2:30 pm

Hey there!

If you haven't even taken your GMAT yet and you are asking about which schools accept students straight from college, I am going to say that you are DEFINITELY not prepared to apply to top business schools yet. The deadlines are less than two months away, and you have to write all of your essays, mister!

What is the rush anyway? (This question is coming from someone who applied to business school during my senior year of college.)

You need to first take the time to research the various programs, get clarity regarding what you want to do post-MBA, and take your time in writing stellar essays.

It's awesome that you are feeling so enthusiastic about applying to business school, but you'd be doing yourself a great disservice to rush the process at this point.

Kaneisha

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