Well, this is the Nth year that I've been admitted to a business school, but with my family recovering from near bankruptcy, it wasn't easy to say no to great business schools that I was admitted to in the past.
Continue Reading →You must have heard that admissions committee members go through a single application within 18 minutes. In that time, they'll read your application including essays, recommendations and resume. And try to get a clear picture of who you are and
Continue Reading →Round 1 is almost over. If you are not done with your applications, don't rush to finish it now. There is another round right around the corner - Round 2! Round 2 is the round in which schools get the
Continue Reading →CR(Critical Reasoning) is my favorite sub-section on the GMAT. Firstly, because I had 100% accuracy on CR. But more importantly, I got to dissect a well formed argument. You don't have to read loooooong passages and neither do you have
Continue Reading →Everything revolves around the return on investment. Ultimately, schools either can or cannot keep up with the trends. MBA programs have been evolving continuously for the past many years, but for some reason a specific crowd of applicants no longer
Continue Reading →Probability questions are one of the most hated kind of questions on the GMAT. After all, the "probability" of getting the answer right (if you are a Poet) is pretty low. Although, under timed conditions, many Quants struggle to get
Continue Reading →Yesterday, I had an extremely crucial Skype call to attend. But, for some reason technology decided to give me the slip and I wasn't even able to connect. It WAS a major setback considering that I worked for a long
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