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Schools will understand if a recommender chooses to write a recommendation in letter format, but they may achieve greater impact by addressing the specific questions asked by a school. Therefore, it is preferred to use the school......
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Schools are looking for your best score, and they will not take the average of two GMAT tests. ......
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Older, mid-career students may be encouraged to apply to executive programs. This is in part a reflection of the recruitment market, which favors graduating MBA who are 27 to 34 years old, who are felt to be more adaptable to the ......
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Schools welcome applicants from a wide variety of backgrounds, consulting or industry, public or private, profit or non-profit. The MBA education which conveys a fundamental business concepts and skills, itself is suitable for ......
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The top schools suggest a minimum of two years professional experience. Very occasionally (2%) they offer to truly outstanding candidates with less experience (college senior) and offer a defer. ......
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No there is no fixed structure of CAT. The test can be in various combinations like 4 sections (each timed for 30 mins or non-timed), 2 or 3 sections again timed or non-timed etc.But the questions are ba......
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The answer is YES. Your program will not enroll you until you can handle the quantitative demands of the program. You might be invited for a summer Math session offered by many schools. If your program doesn't offer such a ......
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No there is no fixed structure of CAT. The test can be in various combinations like 4 sections (each timed for 30 mins or non-timed), 2 or 3 sections again timed or non-timed etc.But the questions are ba......
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