I heavily prefer an in-person, physical classroom setup over online learning because I need that structured environment to stay disciplined and locked in.
After digging around online, these three names keep popping up frequently(Jamboree,Tutors inCorporate,
MKS Education)
Looking for raw feedback from high scorers (1400/1500+).
I recently finished Grade 12 with Management and Computer Science. I was an average student before, but I worked really hard this year and I think I will graduate with an A or A+.
Right now, I am confused about my career path and would genuinely appreciate advice from seniors.
I am very interested in business and entrepreneurship. During high school, I participated in several business events, case competitions, and pitch competitions and I won around 4-5 of them. I also completed 2 internships at small accounting and consulting firms.
Currently, I am part of an incubation program with really good mentorship and I am working on startup ideas. I tried building startups 3 times already but all of them failed. Still, I enjoy building things and solving problems. so, I want to continue in entrepreneurship.
My goal is to get into a top business school with a flexible and practical curriculum, similar to schools like Babson or Tetr. I am more interested in real-world business learning than traditional business degrees focused only on corporate jobs. I want to become a job creator not just a job seeker.
Many people suggested that I prepare for the SAT but from what I understand, getting into top business schools is not only about test scores. Even a good SAT score is often not enough without strong extracurriculars or meaningful projects.
So now I am wondering what I should focus on during the next 4-5 months.
Should I:
I) focus on building a startup and trying to earn revenue.
II) prepare seriously for the SAT.
III) improve technical skills like AI, coding, and automation.
IV) or focus more on business-related skills like sales, persuasion, customer psychology, networking etc.?
I know a little about automation, do some vibe coding and I am active on GitHub but sometimes I feel behind because everyone online seems to be building AI products or AI wrappers. I want to build something meaningful not just follow trends.
Are technical skills becoming compulsory for future entrepreneurs?
Am I making a mistake by not going deeper into AI right now?
Also, what extracurricular activities would you recommend for someone aiming for top business schools?
I would genuinely appreciate honest advice from seniors or people already studying business/entrepreneurship.
Thanks.
I recently finished Grade 12 with Management and Computer Science. I was an average student before, but I worked really hard this year and I think I will graduate with an A or A+.
Right now, I am confused about my career path and would genuinely appreciate advice from seniors.
I am very interested in business and entrepreneurship. During high school, I participated in several business events, case competitions, and pitch competitions and I won around 4-5 of them. I also completed 2 internships at small accounting and consulting firms.
Currently, I am part of an incubation program with really good mentorship and I am working on startup ideas. I tried building startups 3 times already but all of them failed. Still, I enjoy building things and solving problems. so, I want to continue in entrepreneurship.
My goal is to get into a top business school with a flexible and practical curriculum, similar to schools like Babson or Tetr. I am more interested in real-world business learning than traditional business degrees focused only on corporate jobs. I want to become a job creator not just a job seeker.
Many people suggested that I prepare for the SAT but from what I understand, getting into top business schools is not only about test scores. Even a good SAT score is often not enough without strong extracurriculars or meaningful projects.
So now I am wondering what I should focus on during the next 4-5 months.
Should I:
I) focus on building a startup and trying to earn revenue.
II) prepare seriously for the SAT.
III) improve technical skills like AI, coding, and automation.
IV) or focus more on business-related skills like sales, persuasion, customer psychology, networking etc.?
I know a little about automation, do some vibe coding and I am active on GitHub but sometimes I feel behind because everyone online seems to be building AI products or AI wrappers. I want to build something meaningful not just follow trends.
Are technical skills becoming compulsory for future entrepreneurs?
Am I making a mistake by not going deeper into AI right now?
Also, what extracurricular activities would you recommend for someone aiming for top business schools?
I would genuinely appreciate honest advice from seniors or people already studying business/entrepreneurship.
Thanks.
I just appeared in my 12th board exam. I chose Management with Computer Science. I was an average studentnbut I studied hard in Class 12 and I think I will get A+ overall or at least A.
I am currently struggling to choose my career path. I am interested in business and entrepreneurship. I participated in several business events and programs during +2. Actually, I won 4–5 business case competitions and pitch competitions. I am also currently enrolled in an incubation program and working on a startup idea. I regret that I have not been able to start any startup yet. I tried but I failed 3 times.
In Nepal, there are not many business courses like I want. I have BBA, BBS and CA options but I do not want to pursue them. I want a program with a flexible curriculum or a curriculum with real-world business learning like Tetr College and Babson College provide. Basically, my aim is to get admission into a top-tier business school. I do not want to study an outdated curriculum or a curriculum that ends up placing me in a corporate office. I want to be a job creator, not a job seeker.
Currently, I am free and thinking about what to do next. Many people suggested that I take the SAT but I read many articles, books and listened to podcasts about admission and what I found is that even if I take the SAT and end up below 1400 that does not matter much(for top business schools). If I start a startup and earn revenue, that could be a key thing for getting into a top business school. I have 4-5 months. Also, I am in an incubation program under really good mentorship.
I am free now, so what skill should I learn? Are technical skills compulsory these days? I do vibe coding, know a little about automation and I am active on GitHub. Should I learn AI-related stuff in this free time or should I focus on business related skills like persuasion, customer behavior and tax-related stuff?