Counselling services

[ankita1709]

I am planning to apply in R1 mostly to Asia Pacific colleges which means I have like 2 months to do all the work and write essays and everything. Plus although I know many people who have done MBA from ISB, I don't know people who have done MBA from other colleges so it might take a lot of effort to find out about the seniors in different colleges and talk to them and find time with them so that I can get my essay reviewed.
I think I am capable of applying to ISB on my own easily but I am a little worried about applying to other colleges.
Please suggest me what should I do. Is getting a counselling service a good idea. I checked from Princeton Review and they are charging around 33,000 to help me apply to Asia pacific colleges.
Its not less money.
Are there any institutes charging less.
Apart from this are there any websites that can help me get more knowledge.
I just want to mention here that I went through the same confusion while preparing for GMAT but beatthegmat saved me.

[akhilsuhag]

Hi Ankita,

Personally I am not a big fan of Princeton Review in India.

I however do believe Sameer from mbacrystalball is doing a great job at guiding students to b-schools abroad. I have personally benefited a great deal with my interactions with him.

He answers queries about admissions on BTG also, at askmbacrystalbal.. This is the link: https://www.beatthegmat.com/ask-mba-crys ... 69845.html

I hope it helps.

[HmAdmit]

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