Your challenge will be to clearly demonstrate what a second MBA can offer that your first does not. This will be a tough sell so you need to have a well thought out reason as to why you are pursuing a degree that you already have and also communicate how it will contribute to your future plans.

Finally, not all schools accept applications for a second MBA. For example, Duke, Dartmouth, Cornell, Berkeley, and UCLA do not accept second MBA applications.

VP_MBA Expert wrote:Your challenge will be to clearly demonstrate what a second MBA can offer that your first does not. This will be a tough sell so you need to have a well thought out reason as to why you are pursuing a degree that you already have and also communicate how it will contribute to your future plans.

Finally, not all schools accept applications for a second MBA. For example, Duke, Dartmouth, Cornell, Berkeley, and UCLA do not accept second MBA applications.

Many thanks for your reply.
I am targeting the following schools, appreciate if you can advise if they accept the applications for 2nd MBA or not?
Columbia
Chicago
Stanford
Kellogg's (1 yr MBA)
Wharton
Harvard
LBS
INSEAD

Regards
Ashish

Here is a link to a table which lists schools and whether or not they accept second MBA applications https://www.essaycom.com/india/2ndmbalist.htm . If one of the schools you are interested in is not on the list then you should check the school's website on contact the admissions office directly.