Each business school insists on looking at your CV/Resume before they decide to offer you a conditional or an unconditional offer. A CV/Resume gives a complete picture of your undergraduate degree, work experience, skills, and any other achievements that may be necessary for the business school to offer you the right kind of course.

Britishmba.com lists Full-Time, Postgraduate Taught courses that fall under the Business Administration and Management category and where the programme of study leads to a professional qualification. Entrants are required to be qualified to a degree level (i.e. already be qualified to a level 3 of UK National Qualifications Framework). Postgraduate Taught courses are those that are studied not mainly by research but where the qualification aim is a taught higher degree. Hence, full-time degrees such as MBA, MBM, and MA & MSC in Business Administration and Management are listed on Britishmba.com.

Track my Application is an intelligent, automated process that gives a student an overview of their application. The steps in Track my Application follow a sequential order, similar to the sequence that universities follow with application at various stages. This virtually gives the student a view of their application in real time. 

Although universities/business schools receive and review applications regularly, it takes at least 2 working days before the crucial decision is made about an application. In some cases when universities are receiving high number of applications during admission season (June-Sep), it could take about 4 days before you receive a response. In all cases, time taken is used to reach a decision carefully.  

Apart from your educational qualifications and work experience, your CV/Resume should reflect all your achievements, whether academic or professional. Listing your hobbies is a good way of showing a diversified personality. Business schools are also keen to see what kind of person you are and what experiences have you had with achievements if any. Business schools usually like to see students sharing positive and negative experiences amongst themselves, if an individual can contribute effectively to the cohort, and the manner in which other students stand to benefit from your skills and experiences.

Business schools are keen to recruit students that have an excellent track record and/or a profile that matches the school’s admission criteria. If you receive an interest from a business school then be sure to research into the schools programme profile. This may include the course aim and structure, the accreditations, teaching/delivery methods, fees, location etc. Match these with your priorities for choosing a business school, then click on I am Interested to submit your interest.

Conditional or unconditional offer refers to the condition of your admission status. A conditional offer of admission is made by the business school if you are required to fulfill a condition or two before you are given an unconditional offer. This usually happens when students, despite meeting most of the schools admission criteria, lack the required work experience or are required to take GMAT (Graduate Management Aptitude Test) and or IELTS (International English Language Testing System) to qualify for the highly demanding course. In some cases the admission is even deferred for a year, where a seat is reserved for the student to make up for the work experience in that deferred year.