Collegify works with professionals on career goals, school research, CVs, essays, recommendations and interviews. The application is built around what you have done and what the MBA needs to enable next.
Individual guidance based on your experience, timing and career plans
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School research tied to curriculum, recruiting, geography and cost
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Tests, CV, essays, recommendations, interviews and decision support
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In their words
What our students say
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“I came to Collegify with little idea about the universities and the application process for an MBA. They were of great help to me in understanding & researching about universities based on my profile. Most helpful was the personalized approach to the essay ideation process, which helped put things in perspective for me. I am so proud to have received an admission offer from National University of Singapore. I would highly recommend Collegify to any prospective study abroad applicant!”
Nakul J.NUS
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“It has been a wonderful journey with Roads & Collegify. The Collegify team rendered me dedicated service throughout the application process. From essay ideation to step-by step guidance on deciding upon the best fitting colleges, my mentor and counselors have been both perceptive about my needs and enthusiastic about making my application stand out. I thank Collegify from my heart for making my dream to get in IIM, Ahmedabad & IIM, Calcutta possible.”
Satya G.IIM Ahmedabad
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“My mentors and counsellors took an eager interest in my application process and guided me every step of the way. They helped me determine the best colleges for me by helping me shortlist my areas of expertise and interest. They worked with me to strengthen my application and get noticed by some of the best colleges. I owe them my awesome admit into Columbia, an IVY LEAGUE College!”
Siddhartha G.Columbia University
In the press
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Review progression, test preparation and recommender readiness before choosing an intake or application round. A deadline should not substitute for readiness.
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Post-MBA direction
Define why an MBA is relevant now and what the degree needs to make possible in your career.
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School research and selection
Compare curriculum, recruiting context, geography and cost to create a balanced school list.
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CV, essays and recommendations
Build CVs and essays around accurate examples. Help recommenders understand the process and your context; their assessments and writing remain their own.
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Interview and decision support
Prepare for school-specific conversations and evaluate the options carefully when decisions arrive.
From the story archive
Selected destinations from Collegify student stories
HBS01
United States
Harvard Business School
WHARTON02
United States
The Wharton School
LBS03
United Kingdom
London Business School
INSEAD04
France & Singapore
INSEAD
HEC PARIS05
France
HEC Paris
ISB06
India
Indian School of Business, Hyderabad
NUS BUSINESS07
Singapore
NUS Business School
NANYANG08
Singapore
Nanyang Business School
Plan the shortlist
Where students apply
Compare the programme, university and published requirements before treating a destination as a final choice.
How should an MBA applicant compare business schools?
Compare each programme against the career question it needs to answer: curriculum, teaching approach, location, recruiting context, cost and the timing of study. The aim is to build a list that can be explained in relation to the applicant's experience, goals and practical constraints.
Are tests required for every MBA application?
Test requirements vary by school, programme and applicant circumstances, and policies can change. Applicants should check each business school's official admissions page rather than relying on a general rule, then plan preparation only around the requirements that apply to their own shortlist.
What costs belong in an MBA decision?
A useful comparison includes tuition, living expenses, travel, financing terms where relevant and the income or responsibilities affected by time away from work. These are personal decisions, so applicants should gather current figures from official sources and test the full commitment carefully.
How much work experience is needed for an MBA?
There is no single answer across business schools. The useful question is whether the applicant can explain the scope of their work, progression, goals and readiness for the programme. Each school publishes its own expectations, which should be reviewed alongside the applicant's actual record.
How can I test whether an MBA supports a career change?
Name the intended role, industry and geography, then identify which capabilities you already have and which you need to develop. Compare the curriculum, experiential learning and recruiting context against those gaps. Read employment reports with their dates and reporting populations in mind, and investigate relevant work-authorisation requirements separately. A programme can support a transition without guaranteeing it.
Should I rush to an earlier MBA application round?
Compare the school's current round deadlines with your actual readiness: tests where required, a researched career plan, thoughtful essays and time for independent recommendations. Check any separate scholarship or international-applicant guidance. Choose a workable round rather than assuming that earlier always means better for your application.
Not sure what to ask?
Tell us what has to be decided next.
Include your current stage, intended intake and any deadline. We can then tell you which conversation would be useful.
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