“By failing to prepare, you are preparing to fail.” ― Benjamin Franklin The above quote holds true for all GMAT aspirants on their journey to business school. Unlike the CAT which is conducted once every year, the GMAT can be taken around the year. And while this provides the test takers much-needed flexibility, it can also be
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When we talk about top MBA colleges in India, generally, the IIMs come to our minds. However, with time, the scenario has changed and numerous other MBA colleges make it to the list of top MBA colleges in India. Out of 20 IIMs, 14 are included in the top 100, but other MBA colleges have
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Common Admission Test (CAT) and Graduate Management Admission Test (GMAT) are both standardized tests accepted by top business schools in India including IIMs. The basic difference between GMAT and CAT is that while CAT is an Indian entrance exam and is accepted by Indian business schools, GMAT is a global exam accepted by over 2000
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ISB PGP class of 2020 has set new records in its latest placement season. The class of 2020 received 1383 offers (as compared to 1194 offers for the class of 2019) on day 1 with an average CTC of INR 26.15 lakhs. Even more impressive is the fact that this is an increase of 124%
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The Oxford MBA, one of the three offerings at Saïd business school, is one of the most rigorous and global full-time MBA programs in the world. Part of the oldest university (est. 1096) of the English-speaking world, the Saïd Business School blends the vibrancy of a young business school with the transformative values of the
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Harvard MBA application process is one of the most competitive application processes in the world. For 2020 admissions its acceptance rate was 9.9% and yield rate 91%. To get into HBS you need a well-rounded profile and should be able to convince the HBS admissions committee that you can ‘get through’ its rigorous MBA program
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Wharton, one of the most selective of all business schools had an acceptance rate of 19.2% and a yield rate of 67.1% for 2020 admissions. A high GMAT score, an impressive profile, and how well one aces the interviews are all contributing factors towards ensuring one’s admission to Wharton. However, once a good GMAT score
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The primary purpose of an MBA is to advance your career and help you attain your career goals. Therefore, a lot of international students choose their MBA destination on the basis of ease of finding employment and overall employment opportunities available in the host country. To work in that host country, you’ll need a post
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The admission process for the Indian School of Business (ISB) is a multi-dimensional process that is to be pursued with utmost patience and diligence. ISB judges its candidates at every step and the interview round is a critical cog in the wheel. While the interview isn’t often a make or break factor, a strong interview
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An MBA in Supply chain management will help you streamline supply-side business activities to maximize customer value and gain a competitive advantage in the marketplace. You will learn how to develop and implement supply chains that are economical and efficient. An MBA in Supply chain management is generally a two-year degree program, which is a
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