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8 years ago
Scholar-Level 17
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Scholar-Level 17
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8 years ago
Scholar-Level 17
The universities you want to target are some of the world's most competitive and selective. These universities don't have any scholarship test, once you apply you will be automatically considered. But the problem is most of these will offer scholarship on the basis of your financial background plus your profile. You must be extremely brilliant. Coming from SC category won't give you any special consideration, it's all merit-based. If you have not checked any of these university websites its high time you start checking the website and try to understand what kind of students they take in. Prepare accordingly.
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8 years ago
Scholar-Level 17
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8 years ago
Scholar-Level 17
For MBA from Harvard, first of all, you need to be highly academic, must have completed your Bachelor's degree with a high first class. You must have at least 2 years of work experience and must take the GMAT. In addition, since Harvard is one of the most selective universities only meeting the requirements won't be enough. Your profile overall must be highly competitive and you need to be an allrounder. A prospective applicant must check the university website and learn about the admission norms and kind of students they prefer. I will advise you to do the same. Prepare accordingly.
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Beginner-Level 4
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8 years ago
Scholar-Level 17
Yes, very much possible and they can accept you without work experience if you are something extraordinary, you have to be a brilliant student with an outstanding profile, very high GMAT scores and extracurricular activities, ask yourself why they should admit you and not other competitive applicants who will have work experience. You can build your profile accordingly.
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8 years ago
Scholar-Level 17
You can study at Harvard if you have an exceptionally bright profile, very good academic grades and outstanding extracurricular activities which can be in the areas of sports, arts and culture, literature, volunteering services and so on, exceptional SAT or ACT scores, etc. Read the Harvard website, see the kind of students they admit, you have to prepare your application accordingly and keep asking, yourself why should Harvard admit you over other applicants? Find out the unique factors in you.
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