[vivek_john]

Hi,

is anyone appying for nanyang 2010 admissions, please share your thoughts and experience.... and offcourse your scores and posibility of making into nanyang.
whats the average GMAT score and things to keep in mind before applying!


Thanks
John

[dvishn]

hi.. i'm planning to apply to nanyang... yet to take gmat... i'm less informed than you!!... any advice wud b appreciated

[vikasvikas2000]

When is the first deadline for nanyang?

[vivek_john]

I think its on november 31, so whats your preparations for B school

[arunnus]

The first round deadline is in Dec'09.

[shah_chirag]

Hi All,

I am a current student at The Nanyang MBA and will take your questions regarding the application process for the academic year 2010.

Upfront I would like to suggest the following:
1) Please visit the Nanyang MBA website and go through it carefully. Most of the questions one would have about the school, the application process would be answered there.
2) Please do a thorough research before posting your questions. No open-ended questions like evaluate my chances or what do you think ... ? Truth is no one can evaluate your chances because there are too many factors in the admission process.
3) The trick is to apply as early as possible without compromising the quality of your applications.
4) Be as truthful as possible else it shows through. The admissions team is quite experienced and has dealt with thousands of students in the past. Dont think you can outsmart them.
5) Think from the shoes of the admissions team. They evaluate mediocre/average/common profiles by the hundreds. Focus, Focus, Focus on your differentiation points/your strengths/you unique abilities.

Feel free to throw as many questions you want to. I shall get some more current students on board to bring their perspective as well.

Thanks
Chirag Shah

[the_hustler]

Originally Posted by shah_chirag

Hi All,

I am a current student at The Nanyang MBA and will take your questions regarding the application process for the academic year 2010.

Upfront I would like to suggest the following:
1) Please visit the Nanyang MBA website and go through it carefully. Most of the questions one would have about the school, the application process would be answered there.
2) Please do a thorough research before posting your questions. No open-ended questions like evaluate my chances or what do you think ... ? Truth is no one can evaluate your chances because there are too many factors in the admission process.
3) The trick is to apply as early as possible without compromising the quality of your applications.
4) Be as truthful as possible else it shows through. The admissions team is quite experienced and has dealt with thousands of students in the past. Dont think you can outsmart them.
5) Think from the shoes of the admissions team. They evaluate mediocre/average/common profiles by the hundreds. Focus, Focus, Focus on your differentiation points/your strengths/you unique abilities.

Feel free to throw as many questions you want to. I shall get some more current students on board to bring their perspective as well.

Thanks
Chirag Shah

Hello Chirag

Greetings!

I am the first to question you here I guess. I am a technology analyst and hence, I want to specialize in Technology Management at NTU.. so here are a few questions to start off..

1) What are the career prospects for a MBA in Tech Management student from NTU?

2) Is tech management a strongly preferred specialization at NTU?

I hope these arent open-ended questions.

Cheers

[cssreekanth]

Hi Chirag,

I would like to know if the choice of specialisation affects once chances of getting admission to NTU... does NTU hv specific no. of seats alloted to each specialisation?

TIA

Sreekanth

[gnc88]

Originally Posted by cssreekanth

Hi Chirag,

I would like to know if the choice of specialisation affects once chances of getting admission to NTU... does NTU hv specific no. of seats alloted to each specialisation?

TIA

Sreekanth

Hi cssreekanth,

(I'm also a current student)

To be honest, the choice of specialisation does not affect the admission intake. Why? Well, quite frankly is because along the way if your interest shifted to another sector, you are allowed to change. However, your choice of specialisation will be asked during the interview process. You'll need to be able to explain why you want to be in that specialisation. Your answer has to be solid. Bottomline, you need to know what you want.

[cssreekanth]

Originally Posted by gnc88

Hi cssreekanth,

(I'm also a current student)

To be honest, the choice of specialisation does not affect the admission intake. Why? Well, quite frankly is because along the way if your interest shifted to another sector, you are allowed to change. However, your choice of specialisation will be asked during the interview process. You'll need to be able to explain why you want to be in that specialisation. Your answer has to be solid. Bottomline, you need to know what you want.

Thanks gnc88 for ur reply. I remember reading somewhere in the FAQ that NTU also gives students the option of doing a general mba... can u pls tell wats the diff. between this general mba and specialised mba's... like whether there is separated intake for each of them etc etc... wat abt students applying for general mba? do they also need to be specific abt what spln they mite want to take?