Manab, Thanks for your question. Quite honestly, I don't know the answer. I would, however, say that based on what little I know, Harvard is not all that interested in "small business management" and that it's only recently that it's taking "entrepreneurship" a bit more seriously than it used to. But I could be wrong; please visit the HBS Web site for further details. You already know this, I 'm sure, but I'd suggest that you seek advice from your present professors. They are likely to know more about your fit with particular academic programs. My (general) advice is this: Decide what you want to do in crystal clear terms, show what you want to do is what you are AND can be good at with further education, then explain how thiis particular school will help you do what you want to do, and then pray hard [with all else being equal, keep in mind that chance also plays some role in these more-art-than-science type of admissions processes.] Best wishes, oohi ashu