X-i-ting timez

Mausam,

I had decided to pursue an MBA since the 2nd year of my under-grad. Back then I had realised that Computer engineering is not my cup of tea and others around me made sure that they made me realise this fact too, that, how unfit I was as an engineer and fit I was in a managerial role.
So all these years I have been living the dream of someday earning my MBA from a "reputed university". My mediocre grades and average GMAT ensured that getting into a "reputed school" was a task, a touch more difficult. I helped my cause in no way by ignoring my broz constant advise about my application process.
A telephonic interview with Kenan-Flagler was an awakening and made me realise how ill prepared I was for the struggle, I felt I had almost lost it, my grand plans seemed doomed. But as I often say that "I am God's blessed child", I managed to pull my act together and performed a lot better in the next few interviews.
I have realised that to get into a good MBA school you have to act like a salesperson, You have to present your case the best. The product you are selling is YOU, Yourself.
Thanks to an improved showing in few of the interviews, I have managed a couple of positive decisions and now I can see my dream of studying in a "reputed school" coming true.
Thanks to admission committee at Rady and at Smeal, the pain of being waitlisted at Marshall suddenly has lessened.
A lot of hard work is in store over the next couple of years, I know I will leave no stone unturned coz after so long I have found something so motivating and exciting.
I am HaPpY!

Regards,
Ajj Kaim

Winamp playlist since a week now:
1) Maula mere Maula - Anwar
2) Javeda Zindagi (Tose Naina Lagey) - Anwar
3) Tere bin - Rabbi Shergill