While being an aspiring MBA grad himself, Ajinkya faced two major challenges. Firstly, there was no consultant who catered to Canadian B-Schools with the same attention as the US schools. Secondly, the firms charged a hefty fee for services despite he doing the major heavy lifting. Now, Canada’s restrictive immigrant policies have added to the list, making it imperative to have a guiding hand throughout the journey.

As an aspiring business student, he attempted the GMAT four times to achieve the score he needed to get into the prestigious Schulich School of Business. He succeeded by drafting his own essays, letters of recommendation, and preparing for his interview independently. Not to forget, he mastered the of networking and now has a wide spectrum of network across Canadian B-Schools. Consequently, he secured admit in 3 top-tier Canadian schools.
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As an MBA student and graduate, he fuelled his passion for mentorship, helping numerous MBA aspirants refine their applications and turn obstacles into opportunities. That is when he nurtured the idea of Admit MBA and conducted research by talking to various consultants, admission members, and aspiring students.
 
Today, as the founder of Admit MBA, Ajinkya wishes to empower others to navigate with confidence, driven by his belief that no challenge should limit talent from reaching its full potential. Through Admit MBA, he wishes to leverage all his learnings, and resources for the generation of budding leaders without intending to make a fortune out of it.