Is it the right time to appear for GMAT and apply for B-schools for me ?

Total experience : 1 yr,11 months 3 months of experience in NGO,1yr 8 months of experience in IT industry 10th - 85% 12th - 63% B.E(computer science,2007 batch) - 63% Appearing for GMAT in august , total experience at the time of joining…

Total experience : 1 yr,11 months
3 months of experience in NGO,1yr 8 months of experience in IT industry
10th - 85%
12th - 63%
B.E(computer science,2007 batch) - 63%
Appearing for GMAT in august , total experience at the time of joining :
May intake : 2 yr,10 months.
September intake : 3 yr,2 months
what score should i target to get a call from schools like : ISB,GLIM (india)
NUS,NTU (singapore) and AIM,manila
Few top colleges in U.K (1 yr program,budget - 20 lakhs)
Is USA out of reach with this budget and experience
can't afford to spend anything greater than loan amount
Please suggest ...

Total experience : 1 yr,11 months
3 months of experience in NGO,1yr 8 months of experience in IT industry
10th - 85%
12th - 63%
B.E(computer science,2007 batch) - 63%
Appearing for GMAT in august , total experience at the time of joining :
May intake : 2 yr,10 months.
September intake : 3 yr,2 months
what score should i target to get a call from schools like : ISB,GLIM (india)
NUS,NTU (singapore) and AIM,manila
Few top colleges in U.K (1 yr program,budget - 20 lakhs)
Is USA out of reach with this budget and experience
can't afford to spend anything greater than loan amount
Please suggest ...


for an IT profile, admission to above institutes need a very gud score. say something 740. but thats not sure. it all depends on the application & PI in the end.

also, its tuf coz during recession, B-schools have a increasedsurge in applications they recieve.

To answer your question about US budgets, it will be much higher if you are targetting tier I and II schools. You are currently looking at 1 year options. In the US, the time you spend in campus doubles and so does the expense (not in the same proportion, though).

However, the silver lining is that you don't have to finance it all from your own pocket. You can avail of the financial assistance schemes (loans, scholarships, teaching/research assistance) to bridge the funding gap.

first of all, just start preparing for gmat and get ur hold on it. :cheerio: