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Hi everyone. I am an Indian student aspiring to achieve great dreams just like you all. I have been through the grueling process of MBA admissions and on this blog, I would like to share some of my experiences with the interview and processes for the benefit of the community, I will also share the experiences of some of my colleagues who have faced a similar process.

The Blog will also feature some motivating messages and articles for those suffering from mundane life and are facing a dilemma about some tough decisions in life. I have been a part of the 9 to 5 gang, worked in the public sector and later gave up all to take the plunge for MBA.

Furthermore, on this page, you will also find MBA essays/SOP writing tips and tricks. If you need help with editing essays for MBA colleges abroad I would be glad to provide you with the necessary tips and tricks.

Some of the calls I have received SPJIMR, XLRI, IIM CAP, IIFT, ISB, NUS (Singapore), LSE (UK) etc.

If you need any other information/material for your preparation you can mail on learn2succeed.study@gmail.com


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