BSchool Abroad Application Counselor in Mumbai

[apextwin146]

at least FACT in Pune don't suck! I applied through them and they have this strategy of selecting uni - 2 uni that are above your score, 2 uni that match your scores and 1 uni for safety. It's a pretty good strategy IMO. They also ask you if you have any uni/area preference before finalizing the uni list.

Lol. Every one does that Already!!.
Check FT Rankings. Select Colleges based on the 2 - 1 -2 rule and Apply.
The only place where you need help is to Proof Read your application Essays. I would go on to say that if you are really serious about GMAT then getting ur essays analyzed is of utmost importance!

 

[Vince]

Are you looking to get into their MBA program? I had applied for their Msc in Information Systems Management.

Heya I'm looking at the MBA program there BTW Any info you could share would be appreciated

BTW a friend of mine named Samir will be joining your course at Warwick Do give him a shoutout from me

 

[nikhilpoddar]

yes...i will applying for MBA program

 

[Amaresh]

Heya I'm looking at the MBA program there BTW Any info you could share would be appreciated

BTW a friend of mine named Samir will be joining your course at Warwick Do give him a shoutout from me

I actually ended up picking UCL as the course there suited me better. However, Warwick is definitely one of the most prestigious B schools and their MBA program is pretty hard to get into. It's also pretty VFM since they charge a lot less than their American counterparts.

Good luck with your applications guys!

Edit : 666th post, \m/

 

[amol_cool]

And you do realize that it is super easy to do that yourself?

It is super easy to that IF you have enough info about universities. I just don't get it. Not EVERY damn counselor is fake or cheap. There ARE some genuine counselors our there who would be really a useful resource. I wouldn't mind paying 15k or 20k to a counselor and not using them assuming it's my cost towards studies than landing in a wrong university.

It's not just your GRE/GMAT score based on which you can shortlist the universities. Which is what makes the 2-1-2 process quite difficult as you might underestimate or overestimate yourself! Besides, you might want to know the TA/RA, internship scene at the uni you are applying. Any idiot can check rankings, match scores and apply. But getting into 'the best you can' is not that easy!

 

[net]

waste another couple years, and target ivy league, worth it.