MBA/PGDM

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Register and prepare for the GMAT:
One of the first steps in the business school application process is to prepare for the GMAT (or GRE though I strongly recommend the GMAT, because most students require at least 3-6 months of preparation to achieve their full potential on the exam. It is a good idea to determine a target score (which should be 20+ points above the averages at your top choice business school) before beginning your preparation, so you can track your progress and have a goal to work toward. Next, take a diagnostic exam so you can identify your strengths, weaknesses, and the improvements that will be necessary to reach your target score. Really get to know yourself personally as well as professionally and academically.
Your MBA application is your chance to share yourself with the admissions committee and convince them that you are an ideal fit for their school. To do this, you need to reflect on who you are personally, professionally, and academically. This step in the business school application process is often overlooked but is one of the most crucial for success. First, ask yourself: What makes you stand out from other applicants with similar professional and academic profiles? How have you impacted the world, and how will you continue to do so? What makes you an effective leader? Reach out to potential recommenders
You will want to connect with possible recommenders well in advance of the application deadlines in order to reinforce these relationships and ensure that these individuals know you well so that they may provide the strongest possible recommendation. When the applications are released, be sure to give your recommenders 4-6 weeks to complete the somewhat tedious online recommendation forms for each of your schools. Each of these forms will ask the recommended a series of essay questions, which differ from school to school.