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19 Nov 2020, 00:32
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IIM B has stated in its webinars that seats are distributed 1/3rd across all three rounds.
However competition level differs. Later rounds have higher competition.
There has always been two rounds, I think the third round was introduced due to current situation and hence to give people more time to think and apply. Also maybe because ISB launched an R3 last time. (ISB has removed it this year).
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However competition level differs. Later rounds have higher competition.
There has always been two rounds, I think the third round was introduced due to current situation and hence to give people more time to think and apply. Also maybe because ISB launched an R3 last time. (ISB has removed it this year).
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19 Nov 2020, 00:35
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This conversion ratio seem off. Maybe because our sample size is only those active on GMATclub.
From the last few years I have seen this:
Interview panels have a set of 10 people for each slot, some panels select 2/10 while others select around 4/10. I have also seen that go down to 1 in case they do not find suitable candidates.
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From the last few years I have seen this:
Interview panels have a set of 10 people for each slot, some panels select 2/10 while others select around 4/10. I have also seen that go down to 1 in case they do not find suitable candidates.
Regards,
Tridisha
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19 Nov 2020, 03:12
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I don't get the 'Later rounds higher competition funda' Why?
What changes between R-1 to R-3 among applicant pool? which increases the competition?
-GMAT scores will remain same, more or less
- People who get rejected internationally will come to IIM B EPGP? for R-3? (hard to digest that the one who had hearts for a Wharton or LBS would settle for EPGP)
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I see this being mentioned often
, Relax! just an exchange of opinions, that's all. 
