[hubatrix]

oh so I should be working more on my career at the company rather than my startup, is it? But the problem is in my company on average it takes 10 years to become a manager (with just bachelor's degree) and I within next 2 years I think I can hardly be promoted from R&D Engineer 1 to R&D Engineer 2, will this increment matter or count in anyway? The point is promotion is too farfetched in my company no matter how smart I am. What do you think I should do in such cases? btw thank you for taking your time and guiding this random stranger :)

For this very reason, I had planned to work on my startup more and leverage it for getting admits from top 10 post exit.

[joeclark77]

Well, why do you actually want the MBA? What are you hoping to get out of it? Remember you're going to be sacrificing two years that you could be spending on something else, so it matters. Once you can answer that, I can give you better advice on application strategy.

[hubatrix]

hey, this is my email address [e-mail] can you please drop a mail there so that we can continue conversing there if you don't mind :) Thank you If not we can surely continue the conversation here.