Make sure that you thoroughly prepare and practice for the LUMS MBA interview. The following are some commonly asked questions during the LUMS MBA interview:

LUMS MBA admissions committee place great value on their applicants’ work and leadership experience. If you’re considering pursuing an MBA from LUMS, it’s crucial that you gain experience that will stand out to LUMS admissions panel.

Although internships are much shorter in duration and generally do not involve any serious work, LUMS MBA program does consider them as valuable work experience; but only to a certain extent and only in certain cases.

There are certain differences and similarities between the LUMS MBA and EMBA programs. Let’s list a few first before seeing which one is more value for money.

Prospective LUMS MBA students have major decisions to make while preparing the application for LUMS. Amongst those decisions, the most important one is that which of GRE or GMAT exam to take.

There are primarily 4 measures on the basis of which LUMS Business school evaluates prospective students. Academics, Work Experience, Extra-Curricular activities, and Prospective Goals.

GMAT or GRE scores at LUMS business school keep inching higher with each passing year. The average score on the GMAT rose 30 points from 2016 to 2017. So what is a perfect score?

Osama Yaqoob, a GMAT student at Brightlink Prep, who scored a 610 on his GMAT exam recently got accepted by the LUMS MBA program in 2016. He has agreed to share his interview experience and questions below in his own words.

GMAT was made mandatory for the LUMS MBA program in 2014. LMAT was scrapped in favor of GMAT and the number of applicants declined from 1000 to 600.

LUMS graduates normally find high paying jobs at top organizations before graduating. It is expected that LUMS MBA would be an expensive degree.