MBA Scholarships are Easier to get than MS Scholarships 

You are absolutely spot on. I will definitely make a video within a week that is dedicated to what you just said. 🙏

We need more people like you in Pakistan! Even if through the internet! Not many people around to even be the guiding light😢

Maybe but the problem with US is also with the visa keeping aside everything. Visa is a major problem, perhaps that is why people apply to other countries.

Chances are there yes ofcourse

@@talhaomer167 Thank you Sir

@@talhaomer167 One more thing if already having MBA from Pakistan; second MBA is justified for scholarships and universities accept and consider such applicants ..

@@azamarsalan2214 yes it is not a problem

Hey Zeeshan! You shouldn’t take GMAT in my view. Such a high GRE score is equally accepted and recognised at all M7 and T30 MBA programs

@@talhaomer167 Sir thank you for your humble response. I will be applying then with Gre.

@@zeeshanakbar1285 good luck and do update me whenever you get the amazing offers

@@talhaomer167 inshallah sir..

how did you get study to get such a high score buddy? Please share your journey, it would help me a lot. Thank you so much

hello - since your GPA is low you should strive to do well on the GRE (ideally 162+ in quant and 154+ in verbal). Also work experience that is relevant to your field of Masters in a huge plus in your application. MBA needs around 4-5 years of work experience for admissions and for business analytics you can go without any experience although some experience can add a lot of value. MBA has a lot more career options and higher earnings potential whereas Business analytics is relatively restricted and lower earning field comparatively.

@@talhaomer167 Thank youuu

Hi Abdullah, It is super competitive to get into a deferred MBA program. A couple of people that I taught is the past who got into the deferred MBA program at Sloan and HBS had 760+ GMAT scores and one of them had a patent during his final year of undergrad that google bought for nearly a million dollar and he had a royalty agreement for 10 years on that patent that was expected to bring him an average of 60-70k USD per annum for the next 10 years. The other guy had sold a startup (a SaaS software) for 450K USD in hi junior year of undergrad and was into many multiple extra and co-curricular activities. Very non-typical kind of people get into deferred MBA since these programs don't require any full-time experience etc. so very uniquely placed individuals get in.

If you are unsure between MS and MBA then you must take the GRE has it has more acceptance in MS programs. If you are focused only on MBA then take the GMAT

yes go for GMAT

@talhaomer167 I have been preparing for GRE for months and have already applied for the test. My biggest concern is that it is possible to get MBA scholarship with GRE?

@@Fbwarrior Possible but more options with GMAT - also GRE 325+ is minimum to stand a chance to compete with GMAT.

GRE is accepted as well but you need to score very high (around 325+) to compete with GMAT for T30 business schools

Can you share the university list?

Hey. Can't say about career outcomes and whether it is worth spending the rest - depends on individual goals, aspirations, and budget and so many other factors that can't give a general response. Nevertheless, Vanderbilt is a great school especially for someone going into healthcare MBA.

Yes you will need 325+

You are most welcome. Sure you can contact Mekael in my team at +92-331-4513196 and he will handle all of your queries/confusions. thanks

Waalaikum Asalam, You will need around 250-300 hours in total to prepare for the GRE (approximately 3-4 months). For Fulbright you will have to take the test centre GRE as they sometimes do not accept home GRE scores.

Also do check the GRE prep videos on this channel.

So if I were to advise, it all depends on your long term goals. if your goal is to be in finance and pursue a proper career is something like banking/finance/equity/hedge funds/investments, then you should explore countries like UK, US, Singapore as they are strong at that. You should consider an MBA program that feeds graduates to these industries. You should also look at other programs like Quantitative finance and financial engineering as they can also complement your tech/finance background. Work hard on your applications, especially on justifying your decision to leave an IT job for full-time trading. Also be very clear in how an MBA will help you transition into a finance-related role as programs would want to know about it. Emory, UT Austin, Indiana’s Kelley, U of florida and Ohio state are a few programs that you should explore. I always recommend young professionals to work hard and pursue the careers in which are interested in in countries where their field of work is leading from the forefront - otherwise someone who is ambitious might just waste their energies.

Nope. no chance in these programs.

For MBA scholarships it helps if you have a score in the range of 325+

Any books/ recommendations/ guidlines please? How would you guide a young (10 years old may be) sibling/ cousin?

So I always advice people to make their children prepare very hard for the SAT/ACT exam when they are in their O/A-levels (Matric/Inter level). These exams are created by the Americans and are very similar to the type of critical thinking skills that the GRE/GMAT tests at the graduate level.

Now for someone who is 10 years old I would advice to focus on the following over the next 4-6 years before preparing for the SAT/ACT exams. Key Subjects to Focus On: 1. Mathematics: o Arithmetic: Basic operations, fractions, percentages, ratios. o Algebra: Expressions, equations, inequalities, functions. o Geometry: Shapes, volumes, coordinate geometry. o Data Analysis: Statistics, probability, interpreting graphs and charts. Enroll in academically rigorous camps focused on math, science, and writing.Websites like Khan Academy, Coursera, and edX offer free courses on a variety of subjects. Regular practice through platforms like IXL and Brilliant.org is also a huge plus. Very important: Encourage participation in math clubs and competitions at all levels. 2. English Language and Literature: o Reading Comprehension: Encourage extensive reading of diverse genres. Novels can help but I personally find scientific literature to be the most effective. o Vocabulary: Regular practice through reading and vocabulary-building exercises. One should regularly start using Dictionary.com, subscribe to their vocabulary games/newletters. o Writing: Focus on clear, logical, and structured writing. Practice through essays, creative writing, and reports. Encourage daily reading habits. Books, newspapers, and magazines tailored to their interests. Very important: Make the child engage in spelling bees, essay competitions, and debate clubs to enhance verbal skills. 3. Critical Thinking and Analytical Skills: o Puzzles, logic games, and strategy games like chess. I have also found these newyorktimes wordle to be very useful as well. Very important: Participation in science fairs and Olympiads to develop a scientific approach and inquiry skills.

Thank you very much for your response! You are the best Talha!

If your concepts are clear then do not join the group session as it is futile. You should take individual sessions. Also i don’t take calls. Mekael will reach out to you on whatsapp and you can also discuss with him

Alternatively you can even signup for a 60 minute call with me and we can discuss after next week

@talhaomer167 Sir, can we have a meeting this week and assess whether I need these 16 classes or individual classes.

@@Fbwarrior my schedule is booked till 11th july so we can do a zoom call for 60 minutes on 12th!