Silvers wrote:
wow! u have a curious curiosity
but here is what you can do, most of the schools give a breakup by region of admitted students..... so gather the stats and then apply the ratio between admit/denied
this should give u a good figure of how many inidan applications were written for business schools and then maybe then divide the above result with the average number of applications written by an inidan candidate.
Should give you a pretty good estimate and then its up to you to run all sorts of analysis on it to come close to the real deal... im sure this way would give u rough estimate.....
good luck
Good approach Slivers, but I am not sure that would be very accurate.
The problem is that the acceptance rate for Indian candidates (especially IT Males) is far lower than the college's overall acceptance rate.
I got an idea of this speaking to a Tuck alumni once.
He told me that around 400 Indian IT applicants vie for about 10-11 seats in the program, whereas the overall acceptance rate for Tuck is around 10%.
The result obtained from your approach would have to be multiplied by 2 or 3 to get a more accurate figure.