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ISB introduces a fresh perspective to gaining expertise in Management - the Young Leaders Programme (YLP) for undergraduate students. YLP provides guaranteed admission to a future, much sought after, One Year Post Graduate Programme(PGP) at ISB, contingent upon completion of one year and nine months of work experience. The programme also accelerates career growth during the two pre-PGP years vide structured cutting edge learning and mentorship programmes and concludes with admission to the PGP in Management.
Programme Structure
March - Pre-final year : Apply to Stage 1 of YLP
July - Final year : Shortlisted candidates to apply to Stage 2 with GMAT scores
September - Final year : Final Selection Process on campus
October - Final year : Admission Offers
Summer - Year 1 of work : Attend YLP Learning Weekend 1, complete graduation and start your job
Winter - Year 1 of work : Attend YLP Learning Weekend 2
Summer - Year 2 of work : Attend YLP Learning Weekend 3
Winter - Year 2 of work : Attend YLP Learning Weekend 4
Winter - Year 2 of work : Apply for ISB scholarship and attend interview
April - Year 2 of work : Join ISB PGP*
*YLP admits unable to complete 1 year and 9 months of work experience by April, year 2, have an option to join by April, year 3.
Fundamental Essentials: To be considered for admission, an applicant must be in his/her pre-final year of graduation.
Application process Stage 1: Candidates applying to Stage 1 will need to submit :
Academic details
Non-academic interests
1 Essay
A 90 seconds video
Resume
1 Evaluation
Application fee of INR 1000
Stage 2: Candidates shortlisted from Stage 1 will then be asked to submit:
A GMAT score
3 Essays
1 Evaluation
Stage 3: Candidates shortlisted from Stage 2 will be invited to the ISB campus for the Final Selection Process which will include an interview.
The YLP admit, in year 2 of work, will be entitled to contest for a merit based scholarship (and a need based scholarship, where applicable) vide a separate application and interview process.
Important Deadlines
Application Stage 1 Deadline : March 15, 2011
Stage 1 Shortlist announcement : April 30, 2011
Application Stage 2 Deadline : August 07, 2011
Stage 2 Shortlist announcement : August 31, 2011Postponed to: September 7, 2011
Stage 3 - Final Selection Process on campus : September 30, 2011
Admission Offers : October 15, 2011
Acceptance of Offer (along with a fee of INR 50,000*) : October 31, 2011
*This is a non-refundable fee which will be adjusted against the fee to be paid at the time of joining the PGP.
Hey everyone! How did your essays go? What do you think about our chances and the weight of the GMAT score and essays individually? Do you know any other people who were shortlisted for stage 2?
Hey everyone! How did your essays go? What do you think about our chances and the weight of the GMAT score and essays individually? Do you know any other people who were shortlisted for stage 2?
If your GMAT score is in the mid-80% range (680-760), I don't think there is much difference. Rather, essays will be much much more important. I know quite a lot of people from my university who have been shortlisted for Stage-2.
Do we need to bring our transcripts/originals for the interview. N wat do you thk of the case-analysis Any idea as to how many got an intrvw call n how many seats r there?
Do we need to bring our transcripts/originals for the interview. N wat do you thk of the case-analysis Any idea as to how many got an intrvw call n how many seats r there?
I think it'll be better to bring the originals for verification, even if it's not specifically mentioned. Acc. to different sources, the no. of interview calls is probably between 220 & 308. No. of seats is probably 10% of their class size (770), as was mentioned in our campus presentation.
Do we need to bring our transcripts/originals for the interview. N wat do you thk of the case-analysis Any idea as to how many got an intrvw call n how many seats r there?
I think it'll be better to bring the originals for verification, even if it's not specifically mentioned. Acc. to different sources, the no. of interview calls is probably between 220 & 308. No. of seats is probably 10% of their class size (770), as was mentioned in our campus presentation.
Hey this but 220-300 is quite a big no considering that they generally have a 2-1 ratio btwn the guys who r called for the interview n the guys who make it.
Hey this but 220-300 is quite a big no considering that they generally have a 2-1 ratio btwn the guys who r called for the interview n the guys who make it.
nope, that's the case for most global b-schools. but, ISB has a ratio of 1:5 in interview stage.
Hey this but 220-300 is quite a big no considering that they generally have a 2-1 ratio btwn the guys who r called for the interview n the guys who make it.
nope, that's the case for most global b-schools. but, ISB has a ratio of 1:5 in interview stage.
I have 5.7 years of Work experience in IT recruitment(India)...though its not a Post graduate exp...I did my Graduation from University of delhi-B.COMP Correspondence.
After my High school i started working..I have a Diploma in aviation as well....
So i have few Ques's Hope some one can answer them..
1) With a graduation in correspondence can i apply to IBS? If Yes,
2) What is the gmat score requirement? i know there is not fix score but on average?