Hi, my name is Purvit, and I got to know about AdmitExpert through some Gmatclub posts. Being an Indian male with a background in engineering, I knew I belonged to an overrepresented group and had to do that much more to stand out to the ADCOMS
I came to Admit Expert in January after being rejected from NYU Stern’s MBA program. I was determined to do whatever it took to obtain acceptance and seeked help from Admit Expert
My Profile:
Work ex: 5.5 years (IT)
Education: B.Tech from AKTU
GMAT: 730 (Q49 | V40)
At the beginning of my journey I was quite clueless. However, Aseem and the Admit Expert team swiftly provided clarity by outlining clear timelines and expectations, explaining the entire application process and furnishing me with a comprehensive work plan.
I enlisted the help of Admit Expert for my US business school admissions process. The opportunity to select from multiple consultants allowed me to choose the one best suited for my target colleges
I’ve come to learn that the international MBA admission journey right from taking your GMAT to accepting your admit is not as straight forward a process as it seems. I got in touch with Admit expert and the right juncture and they were with me throughout
I am grateful to Aseem, Pradeep, Khushi, Rohan, Ayush, and the entire team from AdmitExpert for their invaluable support and guidance that helped me get admits from from UNC Kenan-Flagler Business School and Warwick Business School, despite having just 2.5 years of work experience
I worked with AE (Admit Expert) for Fall ’24 intake and received admits from Columbia (100K$ Scholarship), Tuck (20K$ Scholarship), and Kellogg. The entire team was entirely invested in my journey, right from the onboarding call to the interviews
My decision to pursue a global MBA was quite last minute. I had already missed Round 1 deadlines and had onboarded Admit Expert in mid-October to help me with my Round 2 applications
I took help from Admit Expert for my US b-school admissions process. Right from the beginning of the process, I had the liberty to take the process in the direction I preferred