CRACKING  M7: What Admits Do Differently [Kellogg, Stanford, Wharton, Harvard, Booth, Columbia, MIT]

(Live Q&A)

24th September, 2026
​9:00 PM IST | 11:30 AM ET

M7 admission isn't luck, and it isn't just your GMAT score. Join our free webinar for a direct, insider breakdown of what it actually takes to get into M7 — led by an INSEAD alum with a real M7, T15 & Ivy placement track record, and a Harvard Graduate School admit.

     What we will discuss :
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- Why a strong GMAT score alone isn't enough?
- The real differences between M7 admits and rejects
-The essay mistake that quietly sinks applications
-How top adcoms compare nearly identical candidates?
-Insider lessons from real M7 placement successes
-Live Q&A


Meet the Speaker

Meet our expert speakers for this session! Shantanu Sharma, an INSEAD alumni and industry expert, brings years of experience in guiding MBA aspirants toward top business school. He has helped applicants with different backgrounds such as Startups, Tech, Veterans, Banking, Engineers etc. to receive admits from M7, T15 & Ivy. Paridhi Singh, received a Harvard Masters admit. She has built direct partnerships with top B-schools including INSEAD, LBS, HBS, Wharton, and Stanford GSB, and has facilitated 100+ webinars with deans and admissions directors across three continents. She has personally guided many applicants into top MBA programs and has helped them understand exactly what today's top MBA programs are looking for.


Shantanu Sharma


   Paridhi Singh


Who Should Attend:

  • Applicants targeting Harvard, Stanford, Wharton, Kellogg, Booth, Columbia, MIT

  • Candidates with strong GMAT scores questioning if it's enough

  • Anyone unsure what truly differentiates similar M7 profiles

  • Applicants building or refining their M7 essays this cycle

  • Candidates who want insider insight, not generic advice



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