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I know that it is mainly your GPA and GMAT
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<p>Nah, these are actually somewhat minor considerations. Far and away the most important considerations are your work experience and/or your leadership experience. </p>
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but do they value prestigious name
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<p>The impact is fairly indirect. A better undergrad school will tend to lead to better jobs which will give you better work experience that will really help you out in getting to a top MBA program. </p>
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Do employers care about undergrad. if you have a MBA from a top biz school?
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<p>Unless it happens to be one of the very top undergrad programs such as HYPSM, very few employers will care about your undergrad once you have your MBA.</p>
<p>However, I will say that business has a lot to do with networking. Business is often times not really about what you know, but rather about WHO you know. So in that sense, going to a top undergrad program will always matter, if for no other reason, than just to be able to get access to the alumni network. For example, you may run into a hiring manager who came from Harvard, and if you can say that you also went to Harvard (even if it was only for undergrad), then can give you a certain 'in'.</p>