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anmolbhatti wrote:
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I have a GMAT score of 640 , with around 4 year and 7 months experience .I am B tech with entrepreneur background and with good number of extra curricular achievement .
Should i apply for ISB ???


Hi anmol, I don't want to sound mean. I will suggest to give it a try if you think you have very strong application - a very unique job profile like fresco or participation in major international level EC events where you displayed leadership qualities or some out of world initiative which helped your state or company tremendously or have some award given by the President.

Otherwise please consider for a GMAT re-take, specially if you are from IT background.
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Re: Indian School of Business 2010-11 thread [#permalink]
HI,

I heard some rumors, that for 2008-09 batch the placements were'nt very good and people got offers at which they entered the institute.

Request all to kindly confirm with their friends studying at ISB regarding this.

-Thanks
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hi guys,

I am in for the R2. Gave my GMAT this september. Got 700(V39 Q47 AWA 5). last time around it was 640(V29 Q48 AWA 4.5).
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Btw I am a civil engineer (Apr2007), Chennai, 2Y10M work ex by Apr10, First year with an Architect and currently in my family business, decent extra curriculars(symposium,papers etc).

Vijay


Hello, I am fairly a newbie to this forum and often was a sneaker. Your civil engineer thingie caught my eye. I am one as well and as I read through postings in this forum and else where, I fret over the exposure to competitive management that typical IT people have even in their early stages of career as opposed to civil engineers in bigger firms or even consulting size firms. How do you plan on matching or presenting your profile. Anyways, nice to see a fellow royal. I am not applying this year.
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Hi Buddy,

Extremely useful tips!!
But m finding it really difficult to mention all the below points in 300 word limit...
Wd be really helpful f u cd mention the word count ur essay had for each of the below mentioned pts.That wd give a rough idea on which all points to give more emphasis on.

TIA

Essay 3: Briefly assess your career progression till date along with your assessment of your future career goals. Discuss how your career goals will be met by the ISB’s one year program. (300 words max)
  • Again, this essay would be like a story. You can start from your under graduation, mention why you chose the subject and how you moved to the particular industry.
  • Mention your achievements / major awards / promotions in the essay.
  • Also mention what you have done so far to move towards your post-MBA career goal.
  • Be very precise and clear on your thoughts about why MBA will help you achieve your career goal
  • Be very specific about your career goal and clearly specify role, industry, sector etc. For example, if you say consultancy, then make sure you specify what kind of consultancy, sector (IT, HR, Management etc) and what companies you are targeting (specify 2 or 3 names). Also make sure that these companies visit ISB campus ;)
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Hi Aria, there is no specific word-limit for each and every point I mentioned. It would all depend from case to case, from applicant to applicant. Everyone has different no. of exp and are from different background.

What I remember is that I had 4 paragraphs in my 3rd essay. As I mentioned in my previous post:

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When you start writing the essay, don't worry about the word limits, write as much as you want - maybe 400-500 words or even more. Once you think you have written all the things, start deleting the sentences / words which you think are not important.
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Wow.. I've not even applied and I'm feeling tense!

All the best to everyone who has!

Cheers.
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R1 results are out!

I am IN!
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hi bigoyal, did you get through ?
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dinged! :cry:
congrats mschumy and congratulations to others who got through.
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What is your GMAT score? How much we need to get on an average?

Thank you :)
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Deadline for R2 application submission is 1st December 2009.
All the best to those applying for R2.
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What is your GMAT score? How much we need to get on an average?

Thank you :)


For ISB the 80% GMAT score distribution is 680-760 with average being 716. At the sametime ISB has admitted applicants with score as low as 600 provided you have a very strong application.

Check out this post by herovijay, he has talked in detail about ISB GMAT scores:
indian-school-of-business-2010-11-thread-82576-60.html#p644590
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Hi

What is the minimum score for AWA in ISB ???
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What is the minimum score for AWA in ISB ???


Hi anmol, there is no minimum score requirement for AWA. As far as I know ISB gives little weightage to AWA score but that should hardly impact your application.
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dinged! :cry:
congrats mschumy and congratulations to others who got through.


sorry to hear that u are dinged ...did you try to analyse what might have gone wrong ?
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dinged! :cry:
congrats mschumy and congratulations to others who got through.


sorry to hear that u are dinged ...did you try to analyse what might have gone wrong ?


Not sure, my essays and interview were quite good. It could be lack of some strong leadership initiatives and awards in my profile that weakened my application.

IT sector is the sector in which competition is tough. Generally adcom compares ones profile with candidates from the same sector and I'm sure that there would quite a lot of IT people with exceptional profile.
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