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As a 0.9x MBA, I may not be fully qualified to answer this question, but here's my view:A decade ago, when I started Flutter.com (now Betfair (company)), I think my Stanford MBA was wrongly viewed as an asset in raising money for my entrepreneurial venture.  I didn't really know crap about hiring or managing people, nor could I write a line of code, unless we decided to build the site in Apple Basic.  Which we didn't, though if you look at some of the technical decisions we made, you might have believed it if I told you we did.By the latter part of the 2000's, I think the valley had decided that MBAs were useless and to be avoided.  Google inspired folks to hire no "business guys" until after employee 50, and MBAs were out of touch guys who wanted to tell other people what to do and do nothing themselves.  An MBA was a definite handicap.In my experience, the pendulum has begun swinging back slightly.  Sure, many MBAs are still jargon-dropping asshats who do nothing.  But I've begun to see some pretty interesting and successful businesses started by MBAs who now work really hard, take real risk, and get their hands dirty the Silicon Valley way.  And what these (few 10x guys who operate the Silicon Valley startup way) guys bring to the table that the other scrappy TechStars/YC/AngelPad types often lack is real strategic thinking and insight about what their market will look like in a few years, what the competitive dynamics will be, how they should structure pricing, etc.  Two examples of recent Stanford MBA vintage are Evan Reas of Circle (app) or Justin Nassiri of VideoGenie, and there are others too.I think the Top MBA programs do a good job of attracting super talented, smart, motivated business people.  The raw materials are excellent.To me, the key problem is new MBAs.  When I was at Stanford they spent two years teaching me to think like a CEO.  "How would Jack Welch handle this situation at GE?  What would you do if you were Jack?"  It was an interesting (albiet often useless) intellectual exercise.  When I left, I could no longer cut it as an employee:  "What, you want me to do actual work?  Why aren't you asking me to figure out our overall strategy?"  They turned me from an excellent employee into a poor employee.  And generally I think hiring new MBAs as employees is a bad idea, as their expectations aren't calibrated to reality.  They want responsibility they don't deserve, they are too coin-operated, they lack managerial skills and hiring insight that still needs to be developed.After a couple years out, I think they are broken back into a the workforce, and from that point on, you can really judge them based on their track record and performance, and I think they are no longer looked down upon, as their MBA is no longer the most salient point on their resume.Luckily for me, the best teacher I've ever had in my life, Irv Grousbeck, went out of his way to inspire to become an entrepreneur, and I can't thank him enough for it.  So I did my own thing and it worked out.With so much talented raw material to work with, there can't help but be winners.  Just from my orbit:  I founded Betfair (company) with Vince Monical, a Wharton MBA.  I rebuilt eHow/wikiHow with Jack Herrick, a Tuck MBA.  From my class at Stanford alone, we have people like Mariam Naficy who had a win with Eve.com and now has Minted, which is doing great.  David Kennedy co-founded ServiceSource, which Benchmark Capital backed and just went public with an $800M market cap.  I know I was just lucky... but there's enough evidence of success to believe that there is a lot of talent in the cream of that crop, and in my view, Silicon Valley perception is catching up to that.

Q. “How do I fill out an admission form?”Dear Anonymous, start by writing or typesetting your name legibly and accurately. If you are doing this by hand, PRINT clearly. If it is an online form, fill out each block starting from the top. Pay attention to the labels on each block. If you do not know the answer to a block, skip it and come back later. Not all blocks must be filled in. For example, I live in a single-family house, so when I fill out any kind of form with my address, I skip the block (or cell) with “apartment or suite number.”Some forms will ask you to put “N/A” (“not applicable”) in blocks you skip. Follow the instructions.Hope this helps!—Sarah M. 1/22/2018

It's as simple as filling any school admission form but you need to be quite careful while filling for courses ,don't mind you are from which stream in class 12 choose all the courses you feel like choosing,there is no limitations in choosing course and yes you must fill all the courses related to your stream ,additionally there is no choice for filling of college names in the application form .

English is an arts subject,Shruty.As you're applying for Bachelor of Arts programme, it will definitely come under arts. In a central university, every subject is having a separate department and that doesn't mean it will change the subject's credibility.

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