The harder the battle the sweeter the victory. Inspirational. No matter how tough life may seem there is always a ray of hope if you can gather yourself and dedicate yourself towards a worthy goal.

I guess the fact that he applied in Round 3, to the world's most selective coupled with low GPA derailed him. Two most important factors: ultra competitive schools and applying in R3. As the applicant has already mentioned, he was busy and his essay could not have been properly executed. But admist ...

You need to work your way to a high GMAT score. Consider it is constructing a building. First you lay the foundations, then walls, then the roof etc. You cannot jump the process.Would suggest you to get your hands dirty on 5 MGMAT Math Books and practice end to end. Then solve OG Quant. Repeat for e...

I agree with whatever has been said. MBAGuy as you have said that schools with less than 50 students donot rank in Top 50. This alone should tell you about their credibility leaving apart all the marketing jargons. Agree that some people naively fall into the trap of B School thinking that the schoo...

Hi, Mediocre business schools do not add much value these days. If MBA is an important part of your future career plan, try to get into a good MBA program, not just any MBA program. Anyway most mediocre MBA programs worldwide are full of mediocre students from India & China (no offense intended...

If you are from Asia, a retake may be advisable, especially if you are targeting Top 5 schools where the average is 720+.

It's the failures that teach us the most. To be humble, grounded, persistent and thorough in our efforts. It's defines a new work ethic for us. Inspirational post and finally a neutral review of e -GMAT.

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