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Frequently Asked Questions about the MBA Fair in Israel
The MBA Fair in Tel Aviv is Israel’s leading annual event for anyone considering an MBA abroad. It brings top business schools, admissions teams and university alumni together in one place, giving Israeli candidates the chance to ask questions, compare programs, and learn what schools look for in applicants. The next fair will take place on 27 May 2026.
If you’re thinking about an MBA abroad, this is one of the easiest ways to meet several top schools in one day. Instead of searching online or booking individual calls, you can speak directly with admissions teams, compare programs, ask about scholarships, and get a clearer sense of which schools fit your goals.
The event takes place in the Dan Panoram Hotel, Kaufman 12 Tel Aviv, making it easy for candidates from across Israel to meet international MBA programs without traveling abroad.
Yes, attendance is free with advance registration. Signing up ahead of time helps the organizers and schools prepare for the event and gives you a smoother experience on the day.
The fair is a great fit for professionals considering a full-time MBA, part-time MBA, or Executive MBA. It’s also useful for anyone comparing U.S. and European business schools, looking into GMAT or GRE requirements, or exploring top ranked MBA programs such as Harvard, Wharton, Booth, Columbia, INSEAD, and London Business School.
You can meet admissions representatives and alumni, ask about application requirements, learn about GMAT or GRE expectations, explore scholarship options, and get practical advice on essays, interviews, and career outcomes. It’s also a chance to compare schools side by side and better understand which MBA programs match your profile.
Yes. Many business schools now offer GMAT or GRE waivers for candidates with strong professional experience or academic backgrounds. The fair is a good opportunity to ask admissions teams directly whether you may qualify and what alternatives they accept.
You don’t need to bring documents, but it can help to come with a short CV, a list of schools you want to speak with, and a few questions about admissions, scholarships, and post-MBA career paths.
Yes. Many visitors come one or two years before applying. The fair is a smart way to learn what top MBA programs expect, how to prepare for the GMAT or GRE, and how to build a stronger application over time.
If you have questions about registration, participating schools, or the event itself, please use the contact form on the website and the team will get back to you.






















