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Abhishek Kandar, a seasoned professional with over 20 years of experience in enterprise and technology industry, reveals the unwavering support that has been instrumental in his journey.
Who says there’s no money in nonprofits? MBA candidate Devon Sanford’s drive for social change landed her nearly $900,000 in scholarship offers from eight of the most elite business schools in the United States.
The driving force in Anchor Ebanks’ life is empowering others. Helping people realize their full potential. Helping them achieve their dreams.
Competitive tennis in India is as tough as it gets. But it’s not just the quality of play. The system seems designed to winnow out those without the means to dedicate their lives to it. That’s Mallika Saharia’s story.
Last year, Nathan Shantz applied to top business schools while he took the medical cannabis company he co-founded, public; deftly juggling both incredibly high pressure processes simultaneously.
Jahnavi Shah’s Inspiring Journey from India to UC Berkeley’s Haas School of Business, Plus $120K in Scholarships, and Pragmatic Advice for B-School Applicants.
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Rejected Last Year, Vasu’s MBA Dreams Come True with Admissions Gateway: Wharton with $40k Scholarship & Ross Full Ride Offer. Indian Engineer Shares His Application Journey & how his perseverance paid off!
Gauri’s path to a second MBA: From advising India’s Ministry of Health to scaling COVID-19 testing, Gauri shares how Admissions Gateway helped her craft a compelling story for admission to Booth.
Rejected Last Year, Vasu’s MBA Dreams Come True with Admissions Gateway: Wharton with $40k Scholarship & Ross Full Ride Offer. Indian Engineer Shares His Application Journey & how his perseverance paid off!
Gauri’s path to a second MBA: From advising India’s Ministry of Health to scaling COVID-19 testing, Gauri shares how Admissions Gateway helped her craft a compelling story for admission to Booth.
Harjas has wanted to go to Wharton for about as long as he can remember. As a young boy, he met a grownup from the college and was impressed enough that he decided on Wharton as his dream school.
Abhijay Vuyyuru does not have the usual career or academic profile of MBA aspirants looking to go to Harvard.
Harjas has wanted to go to Wharton for about as long as he can remember. As a young boy, he met a grownup from the college and was impressed enough that he decided on Wharton as his dream school.
Abhijay Vuyyuru does not have the usual career or academic profile of MBA aspirants looking to go to Harvard.
A telecommunications engineering grad from the German University in Cairo, Egypt, Hatem Ahmed thought he would find fulfillment from applying his analytical skills in an information technology setting.
Monil Singhal was offered admits by Harvard, Wharton, Stanford; incredibly rare in itself. Rarer still, for an Indian applicant not from IIT/IIM, to get into the top three B-schools. The reasons lie in Monil’s compelling academic, career and life choices.
During a devastating first year of applications, Piyush Pratik received no admits. However he tried again and with AG’s help received admits from Harvard, Stanford, Wharton and Kellogg.
Swetha Medapati is going to Kellogg this year and wants to go on to work in the private sector after her MBA. However, if that doesn’t work out Swetha can always go back to her job as Deputy Director of Income Tax (Hyderabad).
Akshay applied to Wharton, Kellogg, Booth and Harvard, last year and received admit offers from Kellogg and Wharton, where he is headed later this year.
Karan has just finished a very successful MBA application process. This fall he will be going to Kellogg. Karan also received admits from Columbia and Ross, with $100K of scholarships.
Despite her non-traditional background Sanjana Sinha won admits at Kellogg, Yale and Ross, with scholarships worth over a quarter million Dollars.
Sravan Patchala had applied unsuccessfully to US B-schools, including Stanford, twice in the past four years.
In 2019, Srishti was offered an admit to Indian School of Business but she turned it down because it was her father’s dream to see her go to a world renowned business school.
Anusha, driven by resilience and meticulous planning, transformed adversity into achievement, securing admissions into three prestigious M7 colleges with $80k scholarships from two of them.
Starting in early-stage startups, ultimately an MBA student at Kellogg, Sarthak overcame uncertainties and self-doubt to realize his MBA aspirations.