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Crackverbal | 6,775 followers on LinkedIn. 🎓    We Help Professionals Achieve Their MBA Dreams Through GMATPrep and MBA Applications + Career Prep From Experts | For professionals who want to upgrade their careers, CrackVerbal provides GMAT training &amp; MBA/MS admissions consulting with unmatched support. Unlike other test prep companies, we at CrackVerbal have made a no-compromise commitment to meeting our students&#39;​ needs. This is what has helped CrackVerbal grow from 6 students in a coffee shop in 2006 to India&#39;s fastest-growing test prep brand.

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Did you miss the ISB essay analysis session? Here is the entire recording on the Crackverbal YT channel where we are discussing each of the essays and how you need to approach it. We talk about each of the essays - What does it take to write them? - What kind of examples can you pick? - The storytelling framework that works - What NOT to do! We have also addressed that queries that most aspirants have when they are applying to ISB. This is for the ISB PGP : https://lnkd.in/gVbPtgWe #ISB #MBAconsulting #gmat #mba #isbessays

What do you fear the most when applying to a B-school? Every year, I see applicants struggling with the same questions and concerns: - Did I choose the right B-schools for my goals? - Should I stick to safe options, or take a chance on dream schools? - Will talking about my GMAT/GRE struggles hurt my chances? - Is it okay to share my vulnerabilities in essays? - If I apply in Round 2 or Round 3, will I lose out on scholarships? - Can I openly discuss a mistake I made and what I learned from it? These fears are common, and it’s natural to feel unsure when the stakes are so high. If these questions resonate with you, join me for a discussion where I’ll address these fears head-on, share actionable insights, and help you with your B-school application process Here's the invite link : https://lnkd.in/gA-UvNqj Date : 22nd November , Friday Time : 7:30pm #mba #MBAconsulting #mbaapplications

Just about 3 weeks left for the Indian School of Business Round 2 deadline! Now is the perfect time to deep dive into your applications if you haven’t already! I love the essays this year! It gives the applicants a fantastic opportunity to weave their personal and professional stories together. If you’re feeling stuck or unsure about how to approach your essays - Join me this Sunday, 17th November 2024, for an exclusive session on “Mastering Your ISB Essays.” What makes this session extra special is that I’ll be joined by Amit Tyagi from the Admissions team, who will share insider insights on what it really takes to stand out and secure an admit at ISB. Invite : https://lnkd.in/gNJpwZTR Date : 17th November 2024 Time : 12:30pm #isb #mba #admissionsconsulting

Wishing you all a very Happy Diwali from the Crackverbal Team #diwali

The GMAT hits different when you're planning a wedding. Just ask Amogh. Initial score: 610 (54th percentile) Mock tests: Stuck at 625-655 Reality: Fiancée in the US, B-School dreams, wedding prep in full swing But something clicked. Final score: 675 (95th percentile) Tomorrow, Amogh shares how life's biggest challenge became his greatest motivation. Oct 30th | 7 PM IST Join the Live Q&A with Amogh & Arun Jagannathan Registration Link in Comments Because sometimes, the best GMAT stories aren't just about scores. #GMAT #MBA #Persistence

Did you miss our interesting session on "How to fund your MBA"? Here is what we discussed - MBA Costs Across Regions : We spoke about tuition fees in the US, Europe, APAC, and India. We compared living expenses, social expenses, and hidden costs like health insurance and commuting in different cities. Scholarships Strategies from Successful Applicants : We got first-hand tips from Ritika and Sakshi, current MBA students. They spoke about different scholarships such as merit-based, need-based, and diversity-focused scholarships, including tips on negotiating for more funding. Expenses around the experience of an MBA : Coffee chats, social events, and trips are part of the MBA experience! We spoke about how to budget smartly and prioritize networking activities for maximum ROI. Financing Options Explained : Aman from @Gyandhan dived deep into the pros and cons of secured vs. unsecured loans, as well as Indian vs. international lenders, covering interest rates, co-applicant needs, and tax benefits. Aman also spoke about Smart Repayment & Disbursement Tips Bookmark / Must Watch this session : https://lnkd.in/g-UGUsAS #mba #gmat #mbafinance

How are you planning to fund your MBA? If you are still thinking "how" - join me this weekend in a live session where I will be discussing what it takes to finance your MBA effectively. We will focus on - Scholarships - Loans - Managing personal finances Date : 27th Oct Sunday Time : 11:30am Invite Link : https://lnkd.in/gcYGCM_6 Joining me would be Aman Jain (CMO GyanDhan) and two current students Sakshi and Riteeka - both of them are pursuing their MBA with Scholarships! Who should attend - if you have already applied in Round 1 - if you are applying in Round 2 or later - if you are considering doing an MBA #gmat #mba #finances

When it comes to MBA interviews, the final question—"Do you have any questions for me?"—is something that many candidates tend to overthink. Helping thousands of students in this process, I can confidently say it’s not just about asking anything for the sake of it. It’s an opportunity to show maturity and reveal your genuine interest in the school. So, what should you focus on? Questions that reflect thoughtfulness and depth - Instead of trying to impress, aim to connect. You’re not just applying to get a degree; you’re looking for a place where you can grow. Think about questions that show you’re considering your long-term relationship with the school. You could ask - "What initiatives is the school taking to equip graduates with the skills needed to excel in AI-driven environments?" This is a valid question, especially with AI transforming industries everywhere. If you’re going to invest the next one or two years with a program, you want to know how the school is preparing you for the future. Questions that show you’re an informed applicant - Admissions committees expect you to have done your homework. Basic questions like "What courses do you offer?" are a complete no-no! You would want to know how has the program adapted to shifts in the global business environment, especially during times of economic uncertainty - a valid question right? This shows that you’re putting effort and thought into where you’ll be investing both your time and money. You want to know how the school responds to real-world challenges because that’s what will matter most after graduation. Questions focused on real-world outcomes - Don’t ask about things you can easily find in an employment report. Instead, shift your focus to how the school prepares students to thrive in a rapidly evolving job market. You want to know about the school’s approach to future-proofing your education. Tailor your questions to your interviewer - Not every interviewer will have the same insights so the questions you ask the adcom member will be different from what you ask an alumni Be curious about the program and be genuine! If you are looking at help with your MBA interviews do DM me - give this last leg your best shot! #mbainterviews #mba #interviews #bschools

This Sunday it's my third conversation in my "Women in Business" series. Over the last few weeks, I’ve had the pleasure having conversations with some fantastic women who have carved their path to top B-schools. The first talk featured Ashitha S Babu from ISB— mother of a toddler, a Product Manager and someone who contributed to India’s strategic privatization of its premier satellite launch program. The second conversation was with Aditi Raj from INSEAD—who transitioned her career from TATA Steel with a supply chain expertise to consulting at McKinsey. This Sunday, October 6th, 2024, at 11:30 AM, I’m excited to speak with Anagha J., who has just completed her MBA at the SAID Business School - Oxford. She will share her experiences on making it to the Dean’s List and what it takes for an Indian applicant to succeed at a global business school. Who should attend : MBA aspirants Join me : 6th Oct 2024 at 11:30 am Invite link : https://lnkd.in/dSYAzp43 #mba #gmat #oxford #womeninbusiness

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