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28 Jul 2019, 21:18
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Hey guys
:please Can someone suggest which round be better to apply for an Indian applicant (WE-3 years in Japan, GMAT-710) for LBS ?
Any Indians who got into LBS in R2/R3 can chip in ?
:thumbup: Congrats to all the admits for this year!
Cheers
luca
:please Can someone suggest which round be better to apply for an Indian applicant (WE-3 years in Japan, GMAT-710) for LBS ?
Any Indians who got into LBS in R2/R3 can chip in ?
:thumbup: Congrats to all the admits for this year!Cheers
luca
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28 Jul 2019, 21:44
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29 Jul 2019, 04:23
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Can someone suggest which round be better to apply for an Indian applicant (WE-3 years in Japan, GMAT-710) for LBS ? 
Congrats to all the admits for this year!Hi Luca,
You should definitely not apply in R3. If there is no big reason waiting for R2 deadline, then you must apply to R1. Always better to put in your application early.
