Deadlines are fast approaching. Many universities had deadlines in December and many have them in January. So in this deadline season, I figure we could give tips that most students overlook in their grad school applications.

So today, we discuss five quick tips that will greatly improve your university admissions application in a short amount of time. Also, these tips are so crucial to your application, and they are really basic, most students actually overlook it.

We receive many resumes and SOPs that fail to follow more than one of these tips. These errors are really common and rampant, so much so that it goes unnoticed. Watch out for these and your application will stand out!

You’ll be glad you listened to this episode. Your grad school application to the top universities will be much stronger and gain the boost it needed.

Power Punch Club is hosting ‘Powershop’ all across India — Mumbai, Ahmedabad, Pune, Chennai, Bangalore, Delhi, and Hyderabad — for the Spring and Fall 2019 university applications season. These workshops will build your applications from the ground up, starting with understanding who you are, building self-awareness about your story and then piecing your application together. From this ‘Powershop’, you’ll walk away with a new outlook for your future and with a renewed confidence about the direction of your life. This is a soul-searching journey, a 12-hour marathon! See you there! Find out more - https://powerpunchclub.com/ppc-powershop-crash-course-in-university-admissions/#utm_source=spreaker&utm_medium=episode1_desc

The Power Punch Club podcast features Dr. Varun Gandhi, who has a Ph.D. in Environmental Engineering from Georgia Tech (Georgia Institute of Technology) and Vineet Jain, who has an MBA from Carnegie Mellon University and Masters in Electrical Engineering from Georgia Tech. They have 18 years of combined experience in attending various top universities in America. They have both T.A. (teaching assistant) and R.A. (research assistant) experience. They have mentored numerous students during their grad school programs. They have worked at top firms in their respective fields with 10 years of combined experience working in the industry. They have 20 years of combined experience in university admissions.