IntroHow I began my GMAT PreparationWhy I enrolled in many GMAT coursesResuming GMAT Prep after Rejection from ISBDrastic Changes in GMAT Prep StrategyBig Learnings from Mock TestsQuestion Review - Is it Useful?Tips for Exam DayDid I follow a Set Study RoutineOffbeat way to look at Reading Comprehension

Lindsay, Hunter and Daisy introsHunter's talks about Stern's flagship experiential learning coursesDaisy talks about some real world experience gained through the Berkley CenterLindsay adds context around experiential learning, how prospective students can explore opportunitiesHunter describes the project he worked on and the skills he was able to build as a result of the Stern Consulting CorpsDaisy talks about the Venture Associates startupLindsay talks about how experiential learning can  be applied in recruitingDaisy talks about sustainability business pitch competitionLindsay gives tips for applicants starting their MBA journey

Beginning the GMAT PrepDealing with Procrastination and InconsistenciesAdvice to new GMAT studentsMagoosh Course & Study RoutineThe Speed vs Accuracy TrapPractice Test StrategyGMAT Day ExperienceThe “Administrative Review” NightmareHow Psychology Plays a Role in GMAT SuccessFuture MBA GoalsAudience Questions

* Which actions to prioritize with the time you have left* Some pragmatic advice on selecting school(s) to apply to* How to "speed run" your way through the application, including essays, recommendations, and the resume* Should you address your last-minute application in the "Optional Essay"?

4 Ways to Finance Your Education AbroadBenefits of Taking an Education LoanSecured Education LoansUnsecured LoansSecured vs Unsecured ComparisonLender TypesNon-Cosigner LoansLoan in INR vs USDRefinancing Loan for a lower rateIndian Loans to NRIsMultiple loansInterest on sanctioned loan or used loanCredit Score requirement

The F1 ApplicationSEVIS Registration, I20Visa Application Form (DS-160)F1 Visa Interview OverviewCarrying documents during travelWhat to Expect in your Student Visa InterviewApplying to Visa from a different countryWhat’s next if my visa is rejectedCommon reasons for visa rejectionVisa requirements for partnersNormal visa processing timeAllowed jobs for F1 visa holdersF1 Visa for another degree in the USVisa RenewalErrors in DS-160Changing school/university after visa approval

IntroWalking the MBA application tightrope3 Basic Rules to Remember for Repurposing EssaysThere’s Nothing Wrong in Repurposing TextExample of Repurposing Stanford and Fuqua Essays

Intro & AgendaWhat Happens After You Submit MBA ApplicationHolistic Review - What We Really Look in the ApplicationResume and Work ExperienceDo Schools Create Applicant Pools by GeographyDoes a gap year hurt admission chancesHow GMAT / GRE Scores are EvaluatedRecommendation LettersMBA Application EssaysVideo EssaysMBA Interview ProcessHow to Answer Behavioral Interview Questions

Read Mukul’s detailed GMAT debrief on GMAT Club https://gmatclub.com/forum/gmat-fe-705-story-of-perseverence-and-persistence-426685.html

Studying Nuclear Engineering, Time in ArmyDeciding to go for MBABeginning GMAT PreparationPreparing GMAT Study PlanBalancing Military Duty and GMAT PrepSwitching from GMAT to GREGRE Prep StrategyError Log, Prep Resources, GRE at HomeMeditation and Relaxing Techniques I UsedBrainstorming for EssaysWhy Stanford?Preparing for Stanford MBA Interview

Why MBA after 6 years in gaming industryGMAT Focus vs GRE - How I DecidedStarting the GMAT PreparationCourse correction after first practice testGMAT Study materials I usedMy 6 week GMAT study planStudy strategy for GMAT QuantStudy strategy for GMAT VerbalTiming Strategy for Reading ComprehensionDeciding section orderResearching MBA programs for applyingHow I approached application essaysPreparing for my MBA interviewsMy tips to GMAT students

Lukas, a lawyer turned Management consultant, was always aspiring to get an MBA from top business schools in the world and work in Strategy Consulting. To achieve this dream, he began his GMAT preparation while working full time first as a Lawyer and then as a Management Consultant. After 5 years of rigorous preparation, he managed to score 760 in the 3rd GMAT attempt. After securing 99 Percentile on the GMAT, he approached MBA application process with the same passion and zeal. He applied to 6 best business schools in the world: HBS, Wharton, MIT Sloan, Berkeley Haas, Chicago Booth, and Kellogg. He got waitlisted at Haas but received admits from Chicago Booth and Kellogg schools of Management with decent scholarship amount.

Nimisha recently got into the prestigious Masters in Management of London Business School (LBS MiM) after scoring 730 (90% percentile) on the GMAT with 2 months of preparation. Nimisha has always been very passionate about the MicroFinance sector. To transition into her dream sector, within 1.5 years of completing her engineering in Electronics and Communications and working at KPMG, she decided to pursue a Masters in Management from Europe. She took the GMAT test and scored 730 in the first attempt within 2 months. She then applied to two top MiM programs in Europe: LBS and HEC Paris. She eventually got into the LBS MiM program.

In this video, we interviewed Dauan, a French Korean GMAT student, who improved from 610 to 730 on the GMAT within 4 months. After getting 610 in this first diagnostic test, he knew that he had only around 4 months to prepare and that he had only one shot which if he mess up can't afford to wait for the following year.

IntroPre-MBA jobs at Blockchain, Mastercard, & Rappi that inspired me for MBAFounding a Startup Planning to do an MBAHow recommendation letters provided strength to my MBA applicationWhat made my application successfulHow do I Shortlist BSchools to ApplyWhich BSchool am I Picking for my MBA?

Anurag, an Indian-origin Engineer based in New Zealand, scored 645 in his recent GMAT Focus edition exam. Anurag’s GMAT focus edition prep was a roller coaster ride. He had scored 650 in his first GMAT classic test attempt. He then decided to shift to the new gmat and eventually scored 645 (90th percentile) on GMAT Focus in the third attempt.

In this interview, we explore her incredible GMAT prep journey, filled with determination, hard work, and strategic methods for GMAT preparation. How Keerthi planned her GMAT study around the tried and tested formula of Concept Mastery, Timed Practice, and Reviews. From understanding the GMAT exam structure and content to devising a personalized study plan, you will gain a comprehensive insight into Keerthi’s path to GMAT success. So, if you're aspiring to crack the GMAT, or if you're simply seeking inspiration and guidance on your own GMAT journey, this video is a must-watch! Join us as we unravel the secrets of GMAT success and motivate you to embark on your own path towards achieving your GMAT score goals.

In this interview, we uncover his whole journey of GMAT preparation as well as Masters in Management application for ESSEC, what prep resources he used, his preparation techniques for GMAT Quant and Verbal sections, GMAT study plan, GMAT test-taking experience, and timing strategies on the GMAT.

In this episode, we dive into the inspiring MBA journey of John, a PE/VC Associate and former management consultant. John was raised in a trailer in the backwoods of Alaska, and his family was consistently below the poverty line growing up. Being the first in his family to go to college, John ended up creating Bain & Company's (and MBB's) very first affinity group for FGLI individuals. He also came from a small and little-known growth equity fund so getting into both the Stanford GSB ad Wharton (when he knew that they typically have access to candidates with much more background's than ones such as John) was a massive hail mary for him. In addition, John did not use any MBA consultants on his journey to his MBA programs, which is a bit atypical as well

In this episode, we interview Deepesh, an Indian student who had received conditional admission offer from IMD's MBA program and had a challenge to get a high test score within the designated timeframe. Deepesh had the choice of taking either GMAT or GRE. He decided to take the GMAT exam and scored 680 in his first attempt. Hoping to improve his GMAT score in next attempts, he continued his study for the GMAT only to find out in subsequent attempts that he was not making any significant progress on the GMAT. Soon he realized that GRE was a better option for him and switched to GRE preparation and scored 333/340 in the very first attempt. In this session, we uncover Deepesh's GMAT & GRE preparation journey, his test taking experience, motivations for MBA, etc.