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Is my role as a development associate with supporting responsibilities suitable for MBA admission and visa?

27 Jul 2026 · Answered by Abhishek Mehta · 1 min read
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Yes, your role as a development associate with supporting responsibilities can be suitable for MBA admission and visa applications, especially if you highlight how your experience demonstrates business, management, or leadership skills.

Showcase key aspects such as:
- Project management: Coordinating teams, outlining work streams, and meeting deadlines.
- Strategic planning and documentation: Research, project documentation, and involvement in planning.
- External communications: Engaging with stakeholders and preparing communication materials.

Your 20 months of work experience is valuable. For visa eligibility, note that many countries typically require around two years of experience for MBA applicants - your 20 months may meet this, but specific requirements are subject to change by country.

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