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by PythaGURUS » Wed Apr 10, 2019 9:51 pm
PythaGURUS Consulting: US Canada App Cycle is over: International Applicants

Dear Applicants,

This is for you if you are still looking to apply to the US in the round 2. If you are just getting started, and have just taken GMAT, I will strongly encourage you to think of applying for Round 1 applications next year for the US Programs as this year’s cycle is almost over. ( Unless you have already accomplished some serious milestones related to Goals and employability. Read details below- the three points)

Why is this time too short? Before you start sending your inputs, you are trained rigorously in your future aspirations, your understanding of the goals, and you go through several rounds of networking sessions to really understand your target schools very well. This is important for many reasons:

1. With your current level of understanding and what you are now, we cannot rely on the initial drafts of inputs. Many applicants barely know how to even approach the trail of “Why Wharton?/Why MBA? and Why now?”. Before you get to this stage, you are trained in developing the thought process that will help you in researching and learning the schools that you aspire to join.
2. Managing the interviews: With our intensive training programs in the applications process, your ability to tackle conversational interview becomes very strong. You should be able to guard your goals for as long as 30 minutes in an alumni interview.
3. Your likelihood of starting in the career of your choice becomes very VERY high. The skills you acquire as a part of the applications process should not limit to your seeking an admissions. It should help you in picking electives, identifying the job opportunities in various industries and functions.


Exceptions: If you are looking for January intakes of various Canadian or European programs, this is the right time to start. If you are exploring, do give us a shout and we will be happy to assess your case, and knock whatever doors you want us to knock for you.

Thank you

Jatin Bhandari
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