Testimonials
I had a really insightful conversation with Divya regarding my MBA applications. She was really approachable and made the entire discussion seem effortless, as if I was talking to a close friend. Her feedback was honest, constructive, and tailored to my goals. I am grateful to have come across her profile!
Divya shared very insightful feedback. The best!!
Divya was extremely helpful and patient. She also proactively kept the session engaging.
This conversation was so helpful and full of insights. It was like talking to a friend! Divya quoted such in-depth research and reliable resources with utmost transparency. Can’t thank her enough to help me with this journey and make the process a little less daunting! Would definitely recommend applicants to connect with her to make your journey much simpler and effective at reduced costs.
Services
About me
I am an incoming student at Northwestern Kellogg for their 2-year MBA Program starting this fall.
My MBA application journey was long yet truly rewarding. From scoring 700 (87th percentile) on GMAT Classic to 695 (98th percentile) on GMAT Focus Edition. From failed interviews at INSEAD to successful converts in ISB, Kellogg, and 3 Top-20 US MBAs with $50,000-60,000 scholarships.
It took more time and effort to work without an MBA Admissions consultant, but along the way, I became good at understanding the psychology behind words, crafting my story, and expressing myself. I've converted long waitlists and bagged up to $60,000 in scholarships where there weren't any.
I realize how important this journey is and how difficult it can feel, and I would be happy to share my honest experiences and help you in the process. :))
I hope I help you to the best of my capabilities, but in case we're not able to talk in person, here are two lessons I've learned on the way that I will definitely take with me in the future:
1. Sometimes, it's difficult to see it, but all of our efforts are snowballing.
2. It’s not over until it’s over. So try, try till that last arrow in your quiver. Because you never know which one will prove to be that tipping point.